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lol actually its standalone ..coz i use it to educate myself ...as in im still learning linux/unix basics...since it wasnt connected to the network ...i wanted to disable the password prompt and not the logon prompt ....ok let me explain what i want a bit more in detail...
i wanted to login with the root user without the system asking for its password...i know its a bit trivial ...but is it still possible?.. username:root [root@localhost.com~]# |
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