or preferrably
2. Have Mozilla launch when any user logs in and go to the pre-determined web page
This may well be the worst solution available, but you could define a mozilla session (i.e. mozilla www.myurl.net.au) in their .xsession file (in the users home directory, or there's a system wide file available - should be in your X11 configuration folder). There should be a better way to do this (g/k/xdm anyone?), but my desktop configuration knowledge is more than a little rusty at the moment (Ahh, the command line, how I love thee).
Oh, you might want to also check out how you can hack up the sessions folder for the user. See your session manager's man page for information on how/whether it loads sessions.
Cheers,
Matt
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