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> Perhaps a standard LTSP install
>should monitor *everything*, and the standard "Terms and >Conditions"
>to "have an account on this system", should include a "policy =
>statement"
>about what is permitted and what is not permitted.
You have struck my interest with this. We have had some occurences at =
our school similar to your discussions. A monitoring package would be so =
useful. We have to have policy statements on all our machines here and I =
hadn't thought about needing them on the terminals. That will be =
something I'm needing and I'm sure everyone else could use.
caleb wagnon
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