Similar to this, I noticed that ssh://<some IP address> will open
Terminal
as a "helper application" from Safari, which is permitted under
Workgroup
Manager. What have the rest of you done - removed Terminal.app,
renamed it
or something else?
Are you on tiger? As long as the user has no shell defined, terminal
will not run. I think the same is true in panther.
Just make sure users shells are set to /bin/false. Or if you're bound
to AD, you want dsconfigad -shell none.
HTH
-geoff
On 9/28/05 3:39 PM, "John Buell" <email@hidden> wrote:
Just today I had a student running "mindterm" and using that to
ssh back to
some other computer somewhere (still trying to figure out where
that was).
With some investigating I figured it was as easy as a download, as
it will
run through Safari (or even Firefox), being a .jar file. Is there
a good way
to block execution of such files through MCX?
--
John Buell
Computer Technician
Kane County School District 129
North Aurora, Aurora and Montgomery, IL
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