Multi-user?

[Romeyn Prescott]

Hi.

I've posted about this before, but I'm not sure I've articulated 
question properly.

I work in a group of Linux gurus who all run Linux on their desktops. 
They use WINE or VMware to deal with the times they need to run 
and/or test Windows programs, but they have to come to me when they 
want/need to run OS X for any reason.

I have a fairly beefy G4 in my office running Ubuntu.  I have a hard 
drive carved up with OS X 10.3 boot partitions, one for each person 
on my team.  I have given them each accounts on my box.

What I want is for this box to be a "MOL Server" for my group.  From 
their Linux boxes, they should be able to 'ssh -X' in and fire up 
MOL.  This much works fine, but I'm having trouble figuringout how to 
ensure that user1 boots to his own partition, user2 to his, etc.  I'm 
sure the /etc/mol/session.map file holds the key to this, but I have 
not been able to figure it out.  I envision that user1 would execute 
"startmol -#" where "#" is some session number I have defined to use 
user1's molrc file.

Does any of this make sense?  Can anyone help?  The docs don't seem 
to address this at all.

Thanks,
...ROMeyn
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