[kde-linux] Re: Password protect one folder?

[yahoo-pier_andreit]

Il 21/01/2011 02:10, Duncan ha scritto:
> On the flip side, as another user mentioned, there's the much easier but 
> less protective method of simply setting the ownership of certain 
> directories to a different user, with permissions set so the normal user 
> can't read them.  This protects from normal runtime access without a 
> password and is reasonably trivial to setup,

not so trivial for a newby like me, I made (or only thinked to made :-))
a lot of time ago and don't remember how, I'm trying now but my best
effort is to use kde servicemenus, something like this that open a
folder as the user "segreto":

[Desktop Entry]
Type=Service
Icon=face-angel
Actions=OpenAsSegreto
ServiceTypes=KonqPopupMenu/Plugin,inode/directory,inode/directory-locked

[Desktop Action OpenAsSegreto]
Exec=kdesu -u segreto -n -i face-angel dolphin %U
Icon=face-angel
Name=Open as Segreto

but:
how can I have the menu voice "open as segreto" in the main popup and
not in the action submenu?

and better how can I have the kdesu window with password to insert into
for the user "segreto" opened when I click on the folder I chosen??

thanksforeverything :-)