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I programmed a JavaFX application which acts as a survey form. Users are able to enter their data with a mouse and keyboard. The OS is Ubuntu.
The app itself always maxes out the screen and also block possible key kombinations so it should not be possible to exit the application. But to prevent any users from coming in contact with the Ubuntu OS in the background, I would like the java program to automatically start up at boot without requiring the user to login and also automatically restart incase something goes wrong and the process gets killed.
How would you realise this? The java program needs to access printing and standard file handling services. Is this even possible without being logged in?
ubuntu permissions java startup
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I programmed a JavaFX application which acts as a survey form. Users are able to enter their data with a mouse and keyboard. The OS is Ubuntu.
The app itself always maxes out the screen and also block possible key kombinations so it should not be possible to exit the application. But to prevent any users from coming in contact with the Ubuntu OS in the background, I would like the java program to automatically start up at boot without requiring the user to login and also automatically restart incase something goes wrong and the process gets killed.
How would you realise this? The java program needs to access printing and standard file handling services. Is this even possible without being logged in?
ubuntu permissions java startup
asked Apr 11 at 20:08
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So you're telling me the user can'tCTRL-ALT-F1to another TTY?
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I programmed a JavaFX application which acts as a survey form. Users are able to enter their data with a mouse and keyboard. The OS is Ubuntu.
The app itself always maxes out the screen and also block possible key kombinations so it should not be possible to exit the application. But to prevent any users from coming in contact with the Ubuntu OS in the background, I would like the java program to automatically start up at boot without requiring the user to login and also automatically restart incase something goes wrong and the process gets killed.
How would you realise this? The java program needs to access printing and standard file handling services. Is this even possible without being logged in?
ubuntu permissions java startup
asked Apr 11 at 20:08
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I programmed a JavaFX application which acts as a survey form. Users are able to enter their data with a mouse and keyboard. The OS is Ubuntu.
The app itself always maxes out the screen and also block possible key kombinations so it should not be possible to exit the application. But to prevent any users from coming in contact with the Ubuntu OS in the background, I would like the java program to automatically start up at boot without requiring the user to login and also automatically restart incase something goes wrong and the process gets killed.
How would you realise this? The java program needs to access printing and standard file handling services. Is this even possible without being logged in?
ubuntu permissions java startup
ubuntu permissions java startup
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So you're telling me the user can'tCTRL-ALT-F1to another TTY?
– Panki
Apr 12 at 7:12
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So you're telling me the user can'tCTRL-ALT-F1to another TTY?
– Panki
Apr 12 at 7:12
So you're telling me the user can't
CTRL-ALT-F1 to another TTY?– Panki
Apr 12 at 7:12
So you're telling me the user can't
CTRL-ALT-F1 to another TTY?– Panki
Apr 12 at 7:12
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