ok thanks that mirror sounds like a good idea You guys are so much
helpful then 1st powermacs  is there any special software i need for
mirroring?



On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 22:08:26 -0500, Colin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Blake Hanes wrote:
> 
> >Hello All Im wondering about security for my performa 6320CD I Know
> >about foolproof but that is soo easy to get around i am letting my
> >niece live with me and she has a 12 yr old daughter that goes out of
> >her way to screw up computers very annoying she knows alot about macs
> >little does she know i do to and so im looking for some security cheap
> >that is not easy to get around any suggestions would be appreciated
> >also if any one wants a gmail invite email me OFF LIST and you will
> >get one i only have 5 so hurry!
> >
> Why bother buying software?  All you need is some ingenuity!
> 
> 1.  The best way would be to get a second hard drive, make a mirror
> image of your hard drive, and stick it in the closet.  Let her run
> rampant over your Mac, and when she leaves, pop in the backup drive and
> it's like she was never there.
> 2.  Take that second hard drive and put Linux on it.  I doubt she knows
> how to use UNIX.  You can set some pretty tight permissions, too, if she
> does.  Don't teach her the following:  su, man, fdisk, chmod, chowner,
> chroot or rm -rf /
> 3.  Hide the keyboard and mouse.
> 4.  Lock the computer in the closet.
> 5.  Lock the grand-niece in the closet (but not with the backup hard drive).
> 6.  Move to Alaska.  (If you're already in Alaska, move to Hawaii.)
> 7.  Get a keylock (like on old x86 PC's) and wire that to your Mac's
> power switch.  Without the key in, the system won't boot, and you can't
> bork a powered-down system.  (Make sure your great-niece doesn't have a
> screwdriver or else this will be all for naught.)
> 8.  Realistically, talk to your niece about this problem.  Don't read
> her steps five and six if you decide to do so.
> 
> No Gmail invite necessary, thanks.
> 
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