From: mark@datasoft.north.net (Mark Buckaway) Subject: Re: How to disable C-A-D for non-root users? Date: Fri, 18 Jun 1993 21:55:05 GMT
Joel M. Hoffman (joel@rac2.wam.umd.edu) wrote:
: I'm using SLS 0.99, with kernel 0.99.9, and as things stand now,
: anyone can press C-A-D to reboot the machine. Is there any way to
: disable C-A-D if pressed from a non-root environment? I realize there
: may be problems if C-A-D is pressed while an ordinary user is running
: a suid root program, but I can live with that.
First, may I suggest obtaining the current init program from
sunsite.unc.edu. It's something like 2.01. It has a definition for
defining what CTRL-ALT-DEL does. I cannot guarrenty this, but if
nothing is defined, nothing should happen.
The other "alternative" is to use 0.99.10. On my system anyways,
CTRL-ALT-DEL works with 0.99.9 and NOT 0.99.10.
Mark