🚀 go-pugleaf

Danielle Heinzer:
>...
> How can I set the system to ask for the root passwd, when booting single
> user ?

It's simple, by (mis)using your /.profile !!!  Let's see if we can make
one ?

#
stty -echo kill u intr u susp u dsusp u quit u stop u
PATH=/etc:/usr/etc:/usr/ucb:/bin:/usr/bin:.
echo ""
echo -n "              Enter password  "
read ans
echo ""
if [ .$ans != ".tulip" ]
	then
echo "";echo "         ILLEGAL USER"
/etc/halt
else stty echo kill \^u intr \^c susp \^z dsusp \^y stop \^s quit \^\\
stty dec
export TERM
echo "password o.k."
fi

So, if we now make an 'chmod 500 /.profile' and we shut the client down
and we do an boot -s, we have to use the password "tulip" to perform an
full single-user boot.

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