I see the introduction of the Kiosk,follow the steps to do.but the action can still be done by root.Can anyone help me what problem there is?
https://userbase.kde.org/KDE_System_Adm ... troduction
my linux distribution is centos7.
1.configure the environment variable in /etc/profile
XDG_CONFIG_DIRS=~/.config/kdeglobals
export XDG_CONFIG_DIRS
2.create ~/.config/kdeglobals
cat ~/.config/kdeglobals
[KDE Action Restrictions][$i]
action/file_new=false
action/file_open=false
3.reboot the system
4.Login as root
5.I still can open a file or create a new file.
Is there a problem?
If someone can help me ,Thank you very much!

Why would you log in as root and expect all of the kiosk permissions to apply to the root user? In such a system I would expect the root user to be used specifically by the system admin to be able to change the kiosk settings and use a separate user for normal kiosk operation.

airdrik wrote:Why would you log in as root and expect all of the kiosk permissions to apply to the root user? In such a system I would expect the root user to be used specifically by the system admin to be able to change the kiosk settings and use a separate user for normal kiosk operation.

first,thank you for your advice。I login as other user but not root,the result is the same with former.The restriction is no success.
Would you tell me the more information?

Unfortunately I'm not familiar with the use of the kiosk functionality aside from just that it exists for such purposes.