Thanks to all who responded! The consensus seems to be "while a security risk, it can be done". I do understand the underpinnings of sysreq; turning it on and off, piping commands to the trigger, logging, and what-have-you, but aside from using sysreqd (one maintainer, outside the realm of RHEL repos, etc, -- not a prod. env. option) are there environment settings that might make-or-break it in a SOL session?
Thanks again! Brad On Fri, Sep 16, 2011 at 9:29 AM, Chuck Wolber <chu...@quantumlinux.com>wrote: > On Fri, 16 Sep 2011, Bradley Willson wrote: > > > Console vs terminal...sysreq should not work in terminal by > > design...correct or have I been misguided? > > Generally yes, just a console that is physically attached to the machine. > However you can also do it via a serial terminal or over a network with > sysrqd. > > ..Ch:W.. > > -- > "An idea does not gain truth as it gains followers." Amanda Bloom > -- Bradley Willson (Mobile) 425.891.2732, (Google Voice) 425-200-5342 (SIP) sip:bradleywill...@sip.linphone.org Es ist ein neuer Tag!
