On Mon, Apr 01, 2002 at 08:15:47AM -0300, Sulamita Garcia wrote: > > Hi > > I have a ltsp server runing fine, and some workstations working. With > runlevel 3, the workstations start up and mount the root directory fine, but > with runlevel 5, the x server shows the entire hd. How can I restrict users > on x server (KDE) to see olny ltsp directory (/opt/ltsp/i386)????
You don't want to do that. The idea of LTSP is to allow the users to run programs on the LTSP server. (The X server is the only program that runs on the clients, the LTSP server is the application server to which the clients connect). In order to run programs on the LTSP server, the users need to have accounts and rights to read and execute program on that machine. Another approach is to run applications locally, but that requires a LOT more CPU/RAM on the clients. In this case, users do not need right to read and execute files outside /opt/ltsp/i386. I guess you could have your users locked up in a chroot environment, but then I think you will have to implement it yourself. -- Hans Ekbrand
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