Locking down Fedora???

[Jeremy Brown]

Matt Krause wrote:

>1.  Upon boot, just display a graphic with no status, and no show
>details and such.
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Might want to check out "http://www.bootsplash.org/", which I think is 
what Fedora uses to display the pretty graphics and progress bar on 
bootup.  There's likely a way to disable the progress bar if you need to.

>2.  Disable keyboard input on boot and renable it when it has completed booting
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AFAIK the only thing keyboard "input" does during boot is echo to the 
console, and this shouldn't happen if you throw up a splash screen.

>3.  Disable cntrl-alt-backspace in X Windows.
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Taken from the man page for "xorg.conf":

       Option "DontZap"  "boolean"
              This disallows the use  of  the  Ctrl+Alt+Backspace
              sequence.  That sequence is normally used to termi­
              nate the Xorg server.  When this option is enabled,
              that  key  sequence  has  no special meaning and is
              passed to clients.  Default: off.


Hope this helps,

Jeremy