Would be any help if the root partition (and why not other partitions as well) is
encrypted? Ok, in that case the server must not re-boot.
- Pasi
> From: ext theog [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> I agree , in my opinion , if someone got to the machine's
> keyboard , be it
> phisically or via a remote console device , he can do
> virtually anything , ,
> in fact , the simplest thing to do (if I wanted to change the
> root for a
> machine I dont have the password for) is to boot with a linux
> cd , mount the
> root partition , then do chroot , and passwd , so ..... no
> point is having a
