Hi All, In the sshd_config you can set permitrootlogon no Very nice, but for example with the normal ssh when this is indeed set to no, you can still give command line args to sshd as root for example: ssh -l root localhost -p 11115 "uname -a" When giving in the root password the info is given nicely, whether the permitrootlogon is no or not. Also some ssh's see ssh'ing to localhost not really as remote and still exept a root logon. How does openssh handle this kind of stuff? Bye, Mipam
