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On Friday 03 October 2003 10:01 am, you wrote:
> Well, there are always marginal risks when allowing root anything from
> anywhere, although if you set it up as you've described, you're bringing
> those risks very near to zero. Practically, I guess it's a tossup - do
> you allow everyone on localhost unencrypted access to your X session, or
> do you allow root ssh login from localhost? Or use sudo.
Use sudo. <g>
My suggestion is more fun, but sudo makes more sense.
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Matt Miller
Senior Sun Engineer
WellCare
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