I believe that it always defaults to the home directory of the ID you logged
in as. If you only want uses to see from that directory down you can setup
their home directory like:
userid:x:100:100:Test ID:/home/userid/./pub:/bin/noshell
in your passwd file - this will only allow them access to
t: RE: [newbie] Security Question and SCSI Tape Utilities
well you don't "log in" as root --
you log in as a user account and su to get root.
as to the 2nd question not sure
Alan
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That was it - Thanks!!
Alan
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Hello,
Check /etc/securetty. It lists the terminal
Hi All,
As I'm sure you all know I'm fairly new to Linux and I have a couple of
simple questions.
First - I've installed Mandrake 7.1 on a compaq ML370 using the high
security option. The only thing I cannot do is telnet to the server from a
different machine and log in as root, it establishe
Hi All,
As I'm sure you all know I'm fairly new to Linux and I have a couple of
simple questions.
First - I've installed Mandrake 7.1 on a compaq ML370 using the high
security option. The only thing I cannot do is telnet to the server from a
different machine and log in as root, it establishe
