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Iplanet(SUNONE): automate instance startup
Post 38965 by s93366 on Friday 1st of August 2003 04:52:50 AM
08-01-2003
If you really need to make it startup without someone typing in the password put the password in a file and be sure to set the right premissions so no one can read it but the user thats used to run the server.
Yes this can be a security risk! But if its a dedicated machine with no users using shell accounts and the machine is secured net wise (firewalled etc) i would have no problems with putting it in a file.
It really up to you and what your companys security policys allow.
Just my thoughts.. Dont blame me when you get hacked
/peter
Yes this can be a security risk! But if its a dedicated machine with no users using shell accounts and the machine is secured net wise (firewalled etc) i would have no problems with putting it in a file.
It really up to you and what your companys security policys allow.
Just my thoughts.. Dont blame me when you get hacked
/peter
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