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Regarding "su - emerge" vs. "su emerge" |
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You'll only need to "su -" if the "emerge" user has a home folder and |
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custom account settings (like it's own .bashrc or .bash_profile), |
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otherwise a straight "su emerge" will switch users, but keep all of |
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your enviro vars and other such settings. |
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John Servo wrote: |
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> add a giant password to the user with "mkpasswd <insert giant random |
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> characters or a passage from a book or something>" so that cracking is |
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> out of the question? |
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> and by the way you dont need the -, it's just "su emerge" |
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> On Wed, 2004-07-28 at 00:12, Robert Ullrich wrote: |
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>>Hi all, |
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>>for the whole emerge-action I created a user "emerge" to keep me from |
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>>su-ing to "root". Now I want to prevent this user to login directly into the |
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>>system. Instead of that the only way to login should be a "su - emerge". |
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>>What could I do? |
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>>regards - Rob |
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