Yes! that works, then I re-ran security in yast and it's holding... even after reboot... making progress finally... now let me try adjusting access.conf... maybe there is a Suse replacement for doing the same thing? I haven't found one... I've only had the system up for a week, mostly only been cringing at it because of the aforementioned items... I do have better trojan coverage here than in redhat if all goes well I think... kind of my interest in it... but now that I have su set only to admin I need to block root/admin user login from remote access completely... On 2002.09.29 15:14 Eduard Avetisyan wrote:

Hello Susan,

Perhaps you could check in /etc/permissions.{easy,local,secure,paranoid} ? SuSEConfig uses the data from this file to refresh certain files' group, ownership and access controls...

Hope that helps Eduard

--- Susan Buczak <sbuczak2@comcast.net> wrote:

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So ok anyone know how to chgrp su to wheel on suse8.0 and have it maintain the group wheel on reboot? as it is Yast ( or something)rewrites it's own desired config everytime I reboot... yesy I did chgrp as root... but the system doesn't listen to root it listens to yast...

I don't want all users using su, just a couple...