On Wed, 24 Nov 1999, Sergio Korlowsky wrote:
> >
> > Should that perhaps be reported as a bug sincne it's a new installation
> > without anything done to it (Kernel recompilation doesn't count).
>
> Well no, I guess it was done on purpossed for security reasons
> so only authorized users can connect to.
>
I an't see how that fits in. When I installed the system, it asked me to
add a users and in wich runlevel I wold like too boot. If it was done for
security reasons, I should not have been asked to add a user. Redhat that
doesn't ask for a useraccount during install (at least not 6.0) doesn't
behave that way and in RedHat you have to manually give users access to
CD-Rom and floppy drives.
So nah, I don't buy your argument..
/Jocke!
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