[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> No Linux here to test, just guessing.
> Perhaps you can Ctrl-Alt-Fx to go to a console, login as root, do a 'ps
> aux', and kill the xlock or xscreensaver process. Can anyone confirm that?
Works if you have something (getty and friends) on vtX.
> Aaron Konstam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@redhat.com on 19/10/2001 10:25:52
> The question of fixing the problem of people xlocking their machines
> sems easy. You can't really lock your screen; at least in gnoime.
> If you come upon a locked screen you just type <ctl>-<ALT>-<backspace>
> anf the system goes back to the login screen.
A simple edit in /etc/X11/XF86Config(-4) will disable that
sequence and prevent killing the xserver.
You could also disable getty on the vt's in runlevel 5
(or what ever starts g/x/kdm in inittab) so a vt switch
is useless.
-Thomas
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