a well-covered point. If so, my appologies.
On my Mac (a flavor of BSD Unix), all administrators, including root, are
part of group, ?wheel?. I couldn?t find that group in the ?group? file on my
Debian system and lack the experience to recognize its equivalent. Is there,
by convention
Title: Debian Equivalent of Group Wheel?
Dear List,
Im a newcomer and tried to find this topic in the archives, but I had trouble using Glimpse to filter out wheel mouse. I hope Im not belaboring a well-covered point. If so, my appologies.
On my Mac (a flavor of BSD Unix), all administrators
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On Mon, Jul 07, 2003 at 09:39:33AM -0400, Marc Trudeau wrote:
On my Mac (a flavor of BSD Unix), all administrators, including root, are
part of group, ?wheel?. I couldn?t find that group in the ?group? file on my
Debian system and lack
of BSD Unix), all administrators, including root, are
part of group, ?wheel?. I couldn?t find that group in the ?group? file on my
Debian system and lack the experience to recognize its equivalent. Is there,
by convention, a Debian equivalent to the ?wheel? group?
see /etc/pam.d/su for details
On Mon, 7 Jul 2003, Marc Trudeau wrote:
Dear List,
I¹m a newcomer and tried to find this topic in the archives, but I had
trouble using Glimpse to filter out ³wheel mouse². I hope I¹m not belaboring
a well-covered point. If so, my appologies.
Please post as text as well as html for us
Fabrice Valere wrote:
Je cherchais des infos afin d'interdire l'accès distant direct pour root.
( Je faisais fausse route j'ai trouvé la solution depuis, bref )
Je te conseil d'aller voir du coté de : /etc/securetty
Ce groupe à existé sous debian ?
Non pas à l'installation classique
Bonjour,
Je cherchais des infos afin d'interdire l'accès distant direct pour root.
( Je faisais fausse route j'ai trouvé la solution depuis, bref )
Dans cette FAQ, vous faîtes mention du groupe wheel.
Dans ma debian il n'existe pas ( enfin je crois )
J'ai posé la question indirectement
On Sat, Jun 29, 2002 at 04:05:22PM +0200, Udo Mueller wrote:
sudo ist nicht installiert. Und login bringt mir oberes. Kann man
da noch was machen?
Du koenntest ueberpruefen, ob fuer die installierten Programme, die als
root laufen, exploits vorhanden sind, aber sonst gibts wahrscheinlich
wenig
Hallo Leute,
ich hab gestern den Tip von Janto gelesen, su-User in die Gruppe
wheel zu packen, nachdem man die Änderungen an /etc/pam.d/su
gemacht hat.
Aber ich hab die Gruppenzuordnung vergessen. Es handelt sich um einen
Remote-Rechner. Zugriff nur über ssh. PermitRootLogin = no.
Seht ihr ne
On Sat, 29 Jun 2002, Udo Mueller verbalised:
Aber ich hab die Gruppenzuordnung vergessen. Es handelt sich um
einen Remote-Rechner. Zugriff nur über ssh. PermitRootLogin = no.
Seht ihr ne Möglichkeit, außer dahin zu fahren, noch an meinen
Root-Login zu kommen?
Nur wenn ein alternativer Weg
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Subject: Re: group=wheel und ssh
Date: Sat, 29 Jun 2002 16:49:13 +0200
From: Frank Evers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Udo Mueller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hallo Udo
Am Samstag, 29. Juni 2002 16:05 schrieb Udo Mueller:
sudo ist nicht installiert. Und login
Hallo Frank,
* Frank Evers schrieb [29-06-02 16:50]:
Am Samstag, 29. Juni 2002 16:05 schrieb Udo Mueller:
sudo ist nicht installiert. Und login bringt mir oberes. Kann man
da noch was machen?
Wenn du schlampig mit Sicherheits-Updates bist magst du ja ein Loch in
deinem System plus
Hallo Johannes,
* Johannes Athmer schrieb [29-06-02 22:43]:
On Sat, Jun 29, 2002 at 05:52:27PM +0200, Udo Mueller wrote:
Bleibt mir wohl nichts anderes, als hinzufahren...
Nur mal aus Interesse: Wo steht denn der Remote-Server?
Sind nur 25 km von mir, aber die muss ich mit dem Roller
Hi
A buddy of mine asked me this question to which I haven't a clue:
History of Unix question for you: where does group wheel come from?
I unzipped the classes that come with Netscape, and like a lot of
stuff, the files I unzipped were group wheel. I think there might
have been a uid that went
BSD
A buddy of mine asked me this question to which I haven't a clue:
History of Unix question for you: where does group wheel come from?
Hello,
this is kind of a newbie question.
I installed the secure-su package and there is a config file
in /etc which can be used to restrict the access to 'su' on
members of the group 'wheel'.
I also heard of this group in conjunction with wu-ftpd (but I
haven't installed this).
What's
On Thu, 2 Oct 1997, Ulf Jaenicke-Roessler wrote:
I installed the secure-su package and there is a config file
in /etc which can be used to restrict the access to 'su' on
members of the group 'wheel'.
I also heard of this group in conjunction with wu-ftpd (but I
haven't installed
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