Hi, I want to set up a guest account on one of my computers. However, when experimenting with this I found that if you set the new user to unprivileged they can still access other drives if they have another users password. Ok, that isn't so bad because there may be times I would access the drive for them. But even when the user is unprivileged, ubuntu still lets them choose whether to remember authorization or not. This could be a problem. My questions are, is there a way to block this feature in a account? If not is there a easy way to remove the permission if a user chooses to remember the authorization? Thanks for any help, Mike.
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