S A McConnell writes:
> I thought if I changed the default run level to single user I could by
> pass the login. However, it still gives me a login prompt. (I also
> commented out the sulogin line)
Just remove the lines which call login from runlevels 2,3,4,5. However,
note that init will complain about "No processes in this runlevel" or
similar message.
> In this case I do not have the ability to start other applications. I
> suppose I could have /bin/sh point to script. However, that does not
> seem like the right thing to do.
Bad move. /bin/sh is commonly used as a script interpreter. If it is
itself a script, then things will break badly. (A script can't interpret
another script).
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