Hi,
> I consider 'lock' to be just fine as there is no notion of
> 'identity' inside GRUB. It simply is a 'locked' entry
> that needs to get 'unlocked' with a password as the 'key'
> - right? Maybe 'locked', or 'protected' then - no idea
> which is better. The 'privileged' thing is not suitable
> IMHO as it suggests that there might be more functionality
> or some additional feature which could be misleading.
>
> Well - maybe 'password-protected'? Lenghty, but quite
> self-explanatory.
Is this command a verb or a noun? ie, if, when this command is
encountered, the user is prompted for a password, then I think
that `authenticate' is appropriate. If, however, when this command
is encountered, the user is not privileged and the script just
stops, then I think that `lock' is appropriate.
Regards,
-Neal
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