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From: Charles Thompson <c_gulll@yahoo.com>
Subject: why should root access have such a common user name
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This may soud somewhat asinine, but I cant help but
ask. Is it possible to have the system not use root as
a user for root access. To me if knowing the user name
is half the battle.

 

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