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From: hirsh@skypoint.com (Roger P Johnson)
Subject: su and not prompt for password? howto in 2.2.2
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Ok. This should be easy.

In 2.1.5 I have myself a member of group wheel, thus when I do:
$ su
#

I get the root prompt without the passwd.

In 2.2.2 I have myself a member of group wheel, and now when I do:
$ su
Password:


How do I stop the prompting of the password??

Thanks,
   Roger