Re: states: family, personal (aka mono-user)

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On Monday 26 January 2004 13:40, Zackary Deems wrote:
> The reason that line was added to begin with was to do away with the
> support nightmare created by disabling the passwords and having users
> who have never seen a unix-like OS before.  Instead of spending 2+
> frustrating hours walking each person through logging into single user
> mode, setting passwords, adding new users, etc, it was easier to just
> allow the arklinux user to autologin via console.  Changing that line in
> local_login is unnecessary as it only affects the arklinux user (unless
> somebody manually modifies the file)

I think that in family mode autolog in of an administrator (arklinux) 
shouldn't be allowed, not even in the console since that would totally void 
the concept of havign users and administrators.
For example: I'm a user, I open konsole, I run login, I insert arklinux... 
voila! I'm administrator... I think, maybe I'm wrong.
What about su arklinux ?
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