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Daniel,
That's correct. Running the Mandrake Configuration Took (drakconf -- it can be run under X or from a terminal) will allow you to fine tune permissions.
- -Josh Gitlin
On Thursday, September 25, 2003, at 04:08 PM, Daniel Monjar wrote:
I just installed a new Mandrake 9.1 box... during setup I chose the 'Higher' security setting (where 1 is least security and 4 is most I picked 3).
It won't let me login as root from the console. I can login as a normal user and 'su' to root but I can't login to root directly. I've never seen this before. I'm assuming it is part of picking 3, > correct?
--
Daniel Monjar
Manager, Technical Services
bioM�rieux, Inc.
Durham, NC US
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