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Too many users with root password
Post 302362496 by Giordano Bruno on Friday 16th of October 2009 07:44:38 AM
10-16-2009
Too many users with root password
Hi there,
I'm working with a Linux server and now I can get a daily Logwatch mail ... my question is:since there are too many users with root password (...in my opinion...
) how could I prevent to delete information about "su" log?
Thanks in advance,
GB
I'm working with a Linux server and now I can get a daily Logwatch mail ... my question is:since there are too many users with root password (...in my opinion...
) how could I prevent to delete information about "su" log?Thanks in advance,
GB
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