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From: bolle kunta <bolle95@yahoo.com>
Subject: kde and xlock, easy to hack?
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I use FreeBSD 4.4r4 and KDE2.2 as my GUI, when i use
xlock (th little slot on the right side on your
taskbar) in KDE to lock my FreeBSD worksation i can do
ALT-CTRL-BACKSPACE and i get trown back on the users
prompt without having to give my password, 
normally Xlock should not let this happen! Is this
normal? Is this a problem in KDe or FreeBSD?
and does anybody have the same problem?

(i did a full install!)

Bolle

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