Use the ``restricted'' and ``password'' features of lilo to prevent
people from fiddling around with lilo command-line arguments.
It's probably possible to disable single-user boot also, but (a) I'm
too lazy to figure out how to do it and (b) there are other ways of
achieving the same effect so it doesn't help.
-- Raju
>>>>> "Soumyanath" == Soumyanath Chatterjee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Soumyanath> I understand anyone can log-in into a linux machine by
Soumyanath> giving *linux single* at lilo prompt. In that case
Soumyanath> user is allowed to login as root in single user mode.
Soumyanath> Is it possible to disable the boot time single user
Soumyanath> mode log-in.
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