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I'm wondering... is he still your friend?
Anyway, even if you do have a telnet session open, if you are not root, you will not be able to "su" to root anymore. There have been several postings on this forum about "lost root password" and such things. You may want to do a search on that to see what has been discussed but at the very least, I think you're going to have to get to the console and boot the machine up in maintenence (single user) mode at the very least then you can create a shadow file from the password file (no passwords initially) using pwconv(8)... http://nodevice.com/sections/ManIndex/man1255.html Best of luck. ![]() |
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