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From: "Chuck \"PUP\" Payne" <cepayne@magidesign.com>
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Hi,

I wanting to know how I can add a user to the super use list so that I can
log in remote and sudo commands. I have notice that unlike linux, root may
not ssh in, which I think is cool, but unless I can create a super user, or
add to the list that let's me run root commands kinda hard to admin a
freebsd server.

Payne