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Condor Puma Serpiente@nixCraft 2 or 4 and nothing else
[binbows]@nixCraft i'm a sudo user, but what's wrong with doas?
fabiandrinksmilk
rootCompute:\@nixCraft what do you think? 😏
Alan Hicks@nixCraft
Ah, the days when security was simple 🔐
Ah, the days when security was simple 🔐
chfkch 
@nixCraft using Linux just to run a WIndows VM as Administrator.
poes 🇵🇸
þēodrīċ, norþes ecghlāford
Tomi the Slav and 1024 others
Bonkers@nixCraft the last one, unless it's enforced by the customer's policy
Frank Abelbeck@nixCraft None.
I use 'su -' to summon root.
@nixCraft Aww.
Add a '-' (start as login shell with cleared and initialised env vars) and I'd pick 3.
@nixCraft pfexec (Solaris) usually in auth_profiles mode which means it prompts for authentication a bit like sudo
deNiRo@nixCraft I’ll stick to ‘sudo’ for now.
Freevolt@nixCraft TIL there is a command called "doas." Seems like a good backup plan to log in to another account before f*cking up something so that I can hold its owner accountable.
ber@nixCraft what about init=/bin/bash ?
Arnaud Launay@nixCraft Just biroute.
theslik 
@nixCraft
I run every privileged command as pid 1 with init=/bin/prog kernel parameter.
I run every privileged command as pid 1 with init=/bin/prog kernel parameter.
OS/1337
heybales@nixCraft I always boot into single user mode.
alex 
now on shonk.phite.ro@nixCraft write your own kernel with no users, where everyone has full 777 perms on everything
infinite „Real Life“ health@nixCraft you can’t get hacked if you have no user account to access 
f69kedwhat’s a user
niko@nixCraft
depends on the system
if it’s a server where the default user account is root then the last one (shut up)
if it’s a system where it makes me make a user then always sudo
depends on the system
if it’s a server where the default user account is root then the last one (shut up)
if it’s a system where it makes me make a user then always sudo
Martin@nixCraft i am 3
Edit: just realised that needs context 🧐
Edit: just realised that needs context 🧐
Cegorach
TetraWe are going backward in security practices