Jayson Vantuyl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Thankfully, we don't have root passwords. In our space, we find root to > more of a concept than a user, so we disable the password and set up a > group that can su to root. That way we have a good handle on things. > Root never logs in, so we know somethings up if we see that. Also, if > it is hacked from a su-able user, we get a log of that too. I highly > recommend this set up (although it wasn't enough in our case :).
Just curious, how do you su to root, if root's password is disabled? Do you have a modified su replacement? Regards, Olaf.
