kilowatt
mach-o mach-o man
Ok, yet another reason not to run login windows as root....
log out, and press apple-shift-3 (or any of the other screen-shot keystrokes).
Log back in, and you have created screen shots in the root directory. Not too cool, is it?
If you want to see these shots, open the terminal and type as follows:
sudo -s (return)
(enter YOUR password. you can of course use su instead if you have that all set up).
cd (return)
chmod 755 Desktop (return)
open Desktop (return)
this allows any user to read what is in the Dekstop directory, I think chmod 700 ~/Desktop will remove that.
Notice that at 1600x1200xMaxColors, the pictures are arround 5megs. So if you were really mean, you could walk up to a poor iMac and do this 40,000 times and use up its 20gig hard disk....
Anyway to make that login run as 'nobody'?
this is rather like that old windows 95/98 NT login screen hack where you right click, print topic, properties, help, file --> open c:\windows\*.exe, right click explorer.exe, select open.... you know the drill...
log out, and press apple-shift-3 (or any of the other screen-shot keystrokes).
Log back in, and you have created screen shots in the root directory. Not too cool, is it?
If you want to see these shots, open the terminal and type as follows:
sudo -s (return)
(enter YOUR password. you can of course use su instead if you have that all set up).
cd (return)
chmod 755 Desktop (return)
open Desktop (return)
this allows any user to read what is in the Dekstop directory, I think chmod 700 ~/Desktop will remove that.
Notice that at 1600x1200xMaxColors, the pictures are arround 5megs. So if you were really mean, you could walk up to a poor iMac and do this 40,000 times and use up its 20gig hard disk....
Anyway to make that login run as 'nobody'?
this is rather like that old windows 95/98 NT login screen hack where you right click, print topic, properties, help, file --> open c:\windows\*.exe, right click explorer.exe, select open.... you know the drill...
