| xlockmore xdm login grahicallyForum: DSL Ideas and Suggestions Topic: xlockmore xdm login grahically started by: Patrick  Posted by Patrick on Feb. 16 2005,11:11 I'd like some security in DSL a login-screen at boottime a way to lock the session/keyboard I found xlockmore (deb) but i don't know the root-password (and i can't specify as which user i want to unlock dsl)  Posted by Patrick on Feb. 17 2005,08:18 ..  Posted by Patrick on Feb. 17 2005,08:20 I managed to lock the PC (with Xscreensaver.dsl) and added in .xinitrc the line: xscreensaver -nosplash & (just before the fluxbox-entry) When the screensaver starts the PC is locked. (user = dsl, which is default, i changed the password of dsl with the command: passwd (sudo su in a term) and saved the changes in filetool.lst. added these lines to filetool.lst: /home/dsl/.xscreensaver /etc/group /etc/group~ /etc/group.org /etc/passwd /etc/passwd~ /etc/passwd.org /etc/shadow /etc/shadow~ /etc/shadow.org I could of course put the: xscreensaver -nosplash line in a script and run it with a hotkey/keybinding in fluxbox. All i would have to do is to killall -9 xscreensaver at the end of the script. (so xscreensaver doesn't bother me any more when i have entered a password to unlock the PC) Right now the screensaver (and lock) are activated after 5 minutes of inactivity. I like the xmatrix-screensaver :-) Now all i want is a loginscreen at boottime....  Posted by Patrick on Feb. 17 2005,10:07 Looks like the dsl-password won't stick! (is not being restored into the changed passwd at boottime) (correction: i changed the ROOT password, i should have done this: passwd dsl, in stead of just passwd)  Posted by mikshaw on Feb. 17 2005,16:51 The files ending with ~ are just backup files created while editing.  You don't need them. Are you currently being logged in automatically as DSL, like with a liveCD? If so, that's something which I think will have to be changed in order to set up a login screen. You may want to look at this: < http://damnsmalllinux.org/cgi-bin....;t=4580 >  Posted by Patrick on Feb. 17 2005,20:54 i saw that one (http://damnsmalllinux.org/cgi-bin....;t=4580) but there doesn't seem to be any progress... I am logged in as DSL..  Posted by mikshaw on Feb. 17 2005,20:59 I'm not sure how DSL does a multi-user setup, but if you want to use a login manager you'll need to prevent the auto-login.  Probably something in inittab or init.d, but I'm not sure |