Sunil Thomas Thonikuzhiyil forced the electrons to say:
> On Fri, 10 Mar 2000, Binand Raj S wrote:
> > One problem I noticed with SuSE is that the 'su' command gives a root shell
> > without a password. Anyone else noticed this? I have right now chmod'ed 644
> > /bin/su.
> No it is asking password here
Well, I tried after changing su back to 4755 and now it is asking for
password.
But the problem was there - I was told of it by someone else, and then I
personally verified it.
> But I could not start up XDM . Which init level I should boot Suse to give
> xdm login .?
In SuSE, xdm login is in runlevel 3. runlevel 2 is console login.
> Also I have noticed that the inetd.conf file is much more slim that RHL .
> The init scripts are also different from RHL or debian
The differences between distros :-)
But, SuSE and RHL follow the same general init script placing - that of SVR.
As opposed to Slackware, which uses a BSDish init script system (IIRC).
Binand
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