23 Jun
2000
23 Jun
'00
09:18
Hi, On Mon, Jun 19, Keith Warno wrote:
Yes. This is the trick. And it's an old one.
For example, paranoid sysadmins that don't like .rhosts will (as root) create a .rhosts _directory_ in a user's $HOME, throw an empty file in there (eg, touch ~user/.rhosts/noremove), then chmod 0 it.
What is this good for? The user just types "mv .rhosts .trash"
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