Re: [sabayon] Session time-out and clean-up with Sabayon and Pessulus?

["William Lachance" <wrlach gmail com>]

On 6/15/06, Sean Hammond <sean hammond gmail com> wrote:
> It also looks like Sabayon can let me protect certain directories, so
> users won't be able to change or create files in those directories? Is
> it possible to lock-down the homedir so any files downloaded etc. will
> be non-permanent?
>
> I don't want to just remove permission for the user to write to their
> homedir or anything like that, because people should still be able to
> download documents and work on them,  (plus I don't want Firefox etc.
> throwing up confusing errors). I just don't want anything left there
> or changed after they log out.
>
> I'm gonna install Sabayon soon and have a good poke at it.

(oops, meant to send this to the list)

The short-term solution is to plop a script into xinitrc.d that wipes
the homedir on every login, I think.

This url has more details:

http://www.mojavelinux.com/wiki/doku.php?id=reference:xstartup

Long term, perhaps scripts to be invoked on start-up could be a part
of a Sabayon profile (maybe Sabayon could ship with several such
scripts by default?).
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William Lachance
wrlach gmail com