Reply With QuoteI think you should take a look this file /etc/inittab
Good luck.
Is there any way to disable or password protect the root shell. Currently I have it set up to require a password to su root. Even with this if i open root shell it does not require a password. Any help would be appreciated.
I think you should take a look this file /etc/inittab
Good luck.
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