[ On Tuesday, September 25, 2001 at 21:50:19 (-0500), Todd M. Wilkinson wrote: ]
> Subject: Re: Why restrict root logins?
>
> There is only one problem I have seen with this
> ....Xforwarding. The steps to get
> Xforwarding to work via ssh after a user "su's to root" is pretty
> ugly.
It's supposed to be ugly. In an ideal world it would be impossible.
You DO NOT want to run X11 stuff as root if you can possibly help it!
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