> > > Another thing not considered, is that by default under Ultrix > > >all the network tty's are _unsecure_ meaning root cannot log in on > > >them no matter what .rhosts says. Unless you have changed this it > > >is absolutely not possible for this to be a problem. > > > > You mean except for "rsh ultrixhost rm -rf /" > > Remember, with /.rhosts, having unsecure ttys has no effect. > > --Dave > > Or instead of rm -rf /, how about using sed to change those ttys to secure to > allow you a normal login? you dont have to jump through hoops: rm -rf host csh -if gives you an interactive shell (though no tty). At this point you can go around changing things at will interactively. > Doug Siebert > dsiebert@isca.uiowa.edu