I have a thin client environment using LTSP - basically a bunch of thin clients all log into the same Linux server via XDMCP - all apps run on the server, not on the thin clients. The issue is that if a user starts btsync (running on the server), all other users also logged into the server can access that user's btsync web interface, including folders, secrets etc. It would be trivial to steal files in this way. This is also a problem on any shared multi-user Linux system where multiple users can login at the same time (using Ubuntu fast user switching for example) - this is common in a family setting. Is there a way of password protecting the Web UI or something?
