reboot command
jim tate
mickeyboa at sbcglobal.net
Sun Apr 18 00:42:49 UTC 2004
On Sat, 2004-04-17 at 18:20, Sean Bruno wrote:
> Just noted that I can reboot my machine under FC2T2 without "root"
> permissions.
>
> Is this desired?
>
> --
> Sean Bruno
> Telecommunications Engineer
> Metro One Telecommunications
> Desk (503)524-1632
> Cell (503)358-6832
> --
> Sean Bruno
> Telecommunications Engineer
> Metro One Telecommunications
> Desk (503)524-1632
> Cell (503)358-6832
>
Yes that's normal ,but you can't get into root and make
core changes without root password.
There are a couple of ways to eliminate user's priviledge to
do so from root. Or setup a Adim password in your computer's
bios, and without that password you can't start the computer
if someone should reboot.
Are you a newbie? welcome to Linux.
Jim Tate
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