# Completely disable shared folders.
#DISABLE_SHARED_FOLDERS="true"

# If set, a script that runs when users log in will restrict access to
# Desktop,  Documents, Download, Music, Pictures, Templates and Video
# directories to just the user and the members of the teachers group, i.e.
#   chmod user:teachers $dirs; chmod 750 $dirs
RESTRICT_DIRS="true"

# Members of the teachers group have read-only access to the restricted user
# directories (see RESTRICT_DIRS above), and publish a read-only ~/Public/group
# folder for each group they're members of.
TEACHERS="teachers"

# A read-write directory will be created for each group listed in $SHARE_GROUPS
# under this directory. They'll be owned by the user with UID=1000.
# If you're using LTSP fat clients, this should be accessible by them,
# using e.g. LOCALAPPS_EXTRA_MOUNTS="/home/Shared".
SHARE_DIR="/home/Shared"

# List of groups for which shared folders will be created.
# Note: in order to minimize changes to the /etc/default/ltsp-shared-folders
# conffile, and in order for the SHARE_GROUPS list to be accessible to fat
# clients without running ltsp-update-image all the time, the list in
# /home/Shared/.ltsp-shared-folders supercedes this one, so don't modify it here.
SHARE_GROUPS="teachers"

# This word is added to the shared folder shortcuts created in
# /home/user/Public/group - <here>.
# It defaults to `gettext -d xdg-user-dirs 'share'` in order for it to be
# internationalized.
#SHARE_DESCRIPTION="share"
