Couldn't it be integrated as an option into the MCC LILO setup regardless of runlevel/security level? Say, add a check box for a LILO password and if ticked, root can set it...
Just an idea....
Daouda LO wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:To make booting more secure I suggest under mcc>boot>boot config, you
put the option to setup a password for LILO. This would lock down the
boot process and make it more secure to avoid the possibility of linux
-s mode etc.
the feature exists but it'll shownonly if you are in security level 4 at least.
Otherwise you should set it manually and change the /etc/lilo.conf
permissions to be readable only by root.
