hi there,
basically yes - simple :-)
"su" and then simply use the command "passwd" enter your new
root password (su makes you root btw) twice and you're done.
but - if you change the admin-password via the webinterface, this
also resets your root-passwd, I guess it should be possible to hack
the script to disable this function, but you might then be lost on
the other hand if you once forget your root-pwd.
also using SSH as your shell instead of telnet should be highly recommended.
regards
Harald Kapper, Kapper & Partner Communications KEG
Vienna, AUSTRIA Tel. +43-1-319 55 00
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On Tue, 23 Jan 2001 00:24:08 -0800, Myke Corredera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
>Is there a way to make the SU password different from that of the Admin
>password ??
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