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You can let other people use your Mac temporarily as guest users without adding them as individual users. You can use parental controls to set restrictions so guests can access only items that you want to share.
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How can I automatically log out the guest account after a period of inactivity?
You can use a commercial product called Power Manager to log out a user after a period of inactivity.
Power Manager will warn the user before starting the log out. During log out any open application …
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Allow user to SSH to my Mac, but sandbox the account
Secure Shell (ssh) Jail
The phrase you need to search for is jail ssh user.
See the questions and articles linked below for a range of approaches; being Unix-y, these approaches should also work on …
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