[15:03] <Jane_ux> hi every1
[15:03] <Jane_ux> heyy ogra, are you there??
[15:04] <Jane_ux> is there anyway to each time an user logout the home folder is restored to its initial state???
[15:04] <Jane_ux> its for the use in an public machine, like a kiosk terminal
[15:07] <Jane_ux> i guess i can create a script that creates the backup image(s) of the public user account(s).
[15:08] <Jane_ux> and then write a boot script that restores the backup image(s) of the public user account
[15:08] <Jane_ux> i am in the right way???
[16:43] <Jane_ux> hi
[16:43] <Jane_ux> I want to restore the public user home folder each time the computer reboots
[16:44] <Jane_ux> i created the following script
[16:44] <Jane_ux> #!/bin/sh # Restore script cd /home tar xvfz /home/restore_user.tar.gz
[16:44] <Jane_ux> #!/bin/sh # Restore script cd /home tar xvfz /home/restore_guest.tar.gz
[16:45] <Jane_ux> and i stored it in the /etc/init.d folder
[16:45] <Jane_ux> i restarted the computer but it doesnt seem to work
[16:45] <Jane_ux> any idea?
[16:46] <Jane_ux> i must save the script as .sh file???
[17:41] <Jane_ux> how can i execute an script when an ltsp user logou??
[17:43] <Jane_ux> or at login