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10-03-2002 08:05 PM
10-03-2002 08:05 PM
appreciate your assisstance.
Solved! Go to Solution.
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10-03-2002 08:13 PM
10-03-2002 08:13 PM
Re: passwd file
You need some hackers programs.Contact your nearest "hacker centre" :)
Best of Luck
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10-03-2002 08:18 PM
10-03-2002 08:18 PM
Re: passwd file
Of course you can't do that ! I think even you contact HP and they will not help you to do so !
In fact, what's the purpose of you to do this ?? :P
Regards,
Patrick
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10-03-2002 08:23 PM
10-03-2002 08:23 PM
Solutionhttp://forums.itrc.hp.com/cm/QuestionAnswer/1,,0x8af76c96588ad4118fef0090279cd0f9,00.html
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10-03-2002 08:54 PM
10-03-2002 08:54 PM
Re: passwd file
Patrick,
My concern is that if someone changed the root passwd by accedent and nobody could login as root what other alternatives could be used for recovery.
appreciate your reply.
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10-03-2002 09:03 PM
10-03-2002 09:03 PM
Re: passwd file
We can always boot in single user mode from ISL prompt and change root passwd.
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10-03-2002 09:05 PM
10-03-2002 09:05 PM
Re: passwd file
interrupt the boot sequence boot from the primary boot device
answer Y to interact with IPL
then boot into single user mode
hpux -is
This will take you to the # prompt.
Here you can change the password of root.
Then do a reboot to take it into multiuser mode.
Thanks
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10-04-2002 05:37 AM
10-04-2002 05:37 AM
Re: passwd file
However you can run a crack program against an encrypted password which will encrypt strings and compare it to the encrypted password.
If root is lost you need to boot into single user mode and then you can change the password.
Of course you can always install Sudo and set it up to allow certain people to su to root. Then they can change the password.
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10-04-2002 05:46 AM
10-04-2002 05:46 AM
Re: passwd file
You should also create /etc/shutdown.allow with a list of system administrator accounts. That way, if the root password is lost and no one is logged in as root, you can still gracefully shutdown your system so that you'll be able to interrupt the boot process. Otherwise, you'll have to crash the system to reboot.
Darrell
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