Today, Tarsa, Greg gleaned this insight:
> Where would this be documented? The current securetty(5) man page is
> clearly wrong when it says: "the file contains the device names of tty lines
> (one per line, without leading /dev/) on which root is allowed to login."
I agree... I ended up just removing /etc/securetty to get around this.
Which actually I think is fine... if you're going to let root log in on
ANY pty, what difference does it make which one it is?
> How does one go about reporting/fixing a documentation bug?
Generally the maintainer is listed in the man page or somewhere in the
source tree (source RPMS are available, of course... :) Usually a quick
e-mail is all that is needed, though an actuall correction is always
preferable.
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