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Bill Bogstad wrote: > On Wed, Jul 16, 2008 at 10:06 AM, Kent Borg <[hidden email]> wrote: >> David Kramer wrote: >>> and you can't log in as root, you use sudo instead (by default). >> I frequently do "sudo bash" and go from there. The only time I miss a >> root login is when I want to scp something as root. > > It's trivially easy to turn root login back on. Just give root a > password (and enable root login in your sshd config file) and > you should be golden. I generally use sudo if I'm already on the > machine in question, but if I'm accessing a *buntu machine remotely > I tend to ssh directly to root. > > Bill Bogstad
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