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2010-02-21
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#2
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I personally don't understand what you are asking....
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2010-02-21
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Just to tell me the 10 first characters in root line from /etc/passwd before install opensshd or after a total refresh.
Originally Posted by andree
I personally don't understand what you are asking....
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2010-02-21
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what for? there probably is something like
root:*:root:/root:/bin/sh
by default, which only means you can't do `su`.. rootsh package adds sudo entry to enable root mode access; but openssh adds root account, because you can't have user account "password-protected" (because the system would fail to boot, afaik).
nothing special here, I think
root:*:root:/root:/bin/sh
by default, which only means you can't do `su`.. rootsh package adds sudo entry to enable root mode access; but openssh adds root account, because you can't have user account "password-protected" (because the system would fail to boot, afaik).
nothing special here, I think
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2010-02-21
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That is ok. I read in somewhere that default root password is: rootme
When you install openssh, it forces you to setup a root password.
But, just to know, how come this line before you set a password? With *, x or !?
Thanks,