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  1. pinkyball

    What is /etc/rc for?

    I have one server the has an etc/rc file. It refers to mulit-user initialzation. Can anyone explain more about this? Thanks.
  2. pinkyball

    remshd and rlogind do not include Kerberized code

    New to unix. Not sure what anything is yet and I have no books to look it up in.
  3. pinkyball

    remshd and rlogind do not include Kerberized code

    The standard remshd and rlogind do not include the Kerberized code. You must install the InternetSvcSec/INETSVCS-SEC fileset and configure Kerberos as described in the SIS(5) man page. Why it is important to do this?
  4. pinkyball

    should usr/bin/uucp belong to root or uucp

    /usr/bin/uucp belongs to uucp in the SUID files. Should all SUID files belong to root and if so/not, why? pinkyball
  5. pinkyball

    In /etc/passwd some users have * and some have encrypted is that C2?

    Great! Thank you crowe.
  6. pinkyball

    In /etc/passwd some users have * and some have encrypted is that C2?

    Can you use C2 security on selected accounts with in the /etc/passwd file or is it all or nothing?
  7. pinkyball

    In /etc/passwd file what does the * mean in the password field?

    Ex. fakeuser:*:4:4::/var/fakeuser:/sbin/sh There is no /etc/shadow diectory found. Is this no password or encrypted password or what? Any ideas?

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