Sanga M. Collins wrote thus on 6/20/08 1:14 AM:
The unix part of osx isn’t locked or hidden any more than it is on
fedora (My favo-ditsro wootwoot!) all u do is open a terminal which
is on the os x task bar by default and its fully available.
correct
There is no sudo or su- to deal with. As long as you are logged into
the computer you have full access to the underbelly of the operating
system.
not true.
there is "sudo" - works same as usual for root privileges on the fly to
a user account with "Administrative" rights.
Im not sure if you can ssh to a mac pc from a remote location, but im
about to find out right now
you can - there is a firewall (based on *bsd's ipfw) which is
unfortunately turned off by default in Leopard. Enable and customize
it to filter wanted/unwanted access to services like sshd, etc
ta
eb
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