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From: Stephen Hovey <shovey@buffnet.net>
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> I am running 4.2 stable. Rebuilt Kernel enabling
> Firewall. The mail to root this morning listed 2
> accounts with UID of 0
> 
> root
> toor

Thats normal - i think they vary in shell

> 
> Another thing I noticed is when I used the adduser
> command. I asked it to send mail to root when I
> created a new user. Upon checking that mail, it was
> sent from "Charlie Root"
> Whol the heck is Charlie?
> 

Its the default junk in the gecos field of a new install if you dont go in
and change it - standard stuff


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