Hi - Yesterday I added a linux server running red hat 9 to my company's intranet. I want to use the machine as an intranet-only web server and as a development platform. Here's what I want to know: I created one user account and connected to it with Exceed from my W2k box. This is how the 40 users will also use the box. There's way too many options in the menus. How do I drop a bunch of the menu options? For example, I don't want the users having the system settings or system tools menus. Also, I need to remove all mentions of burning cds or accessing floppies. I tried opening the "Users and groups" program, and it prompted me for the root password, which was fine. After entering it correctly, and then exiting that program, any other program that also needs the root password just immediately gave me access. How do I turn this off? What are other things that a curious user could break by just messing around that I should lock down? TIA -- Shrike-list mailing list Shrike-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/shrike-list
