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Re: system setup without login



At 11:01 28/02/2003 +0100, you wrote:
I have some computers where I need a special configuration, running redhat 8. Computers in library for the public to browse the librarys database.

Their purpose is just to run galeon. The login is now in textmode, and the username for restricted user has to be logged on for each powerup, the line xinit /usr/bin/galeon --fullscreen is put in the .bash_profile.

Is there a way how I can configure the startup to automatically log in the restricted user? Mean that the staff here each morning can just push the button and not have to log in?


You want a kiosk - I built one of these that boots up and drops straight into fullscreen Galeon showing the homepage. Essentially boot to init 4 and run a startup script for X and Galeon in /etc/rc.d/rc4.d/S99kiosk.

The Linux kiosk homepage was useful: http://kiosk.mozdev.org/

hih
nick nexnix





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