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03-25-2011 08:08 AM
03-25-2011 08:08 AM
hi all
i setup an su root group and /etc/securetty to prevent direct root login and force su to root only.
is is possible to do the same thing to the oracle id?
thx in advance?
i setup an su root group and /etc/securetty to prevent direct root login and force su to root only.
is is possible to do the same thing to the oracle id?
thx in advance?
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03-25-2011 11:21 AM
03-25-2011 11:21 AM
Solution
Hi,
you could not distribute the password and
allow to do the switch to oracle user via sudo
sudo su - oracle
requires no password and without the password nobody can login.
Security will be through login with personal userid and the required sudo config.
Volker
you could not distribute the password and
allow to do the switch to oracle user via sudo
sudo su - oracle
requires no password and without the password nobody can login.
Security will be through login with personal userid and the required sudo config.
Volker
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