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----SUBJECT ----> Re: root, superusers, and mounting...
On 2/10/2003
I was just minding my own business when
Raymundo M. Vega wrote:
>)have you tried:
>)
>)su -
>)
>)what happens, it should ask for root password
>)
>)raymundo
I could switch users before. Still can. But that's exactly what this
exercise was intended to avoid. Having to log out-and-in of the root
account in order to access restricted directories and actions.
As an example:
In W2k, one can create users that belong to the highest level GROUP,
Administrator, aside from the default Administrator ACCOUNT.
In the end, I seem to have achieved this. But in the process, I've
lost access to my CDROM, and as it turns out, the floppy as well.
Thanks for sticking it out with me. :-)
ht
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