The sys-apps/shadow package on my GNU / Linux system comes with a useradd command that supports an option that I have previously overlooked: --non-unique. For the sake of convenience when shellig home from the university, I have created an alias for my original username (casual name at home) thusly:
How is it possible that I cannot log in as root by su root or su (I get incorrect password error), but I can log in by ssh [email protected] or ssh [email protected]_local_IP with the same password?
I have a script in my .bash_profile that prompts for X sessions to boot. When I launch tmux, I get this prompt that I had only intended for the TTY login.
In Mac OS X, if I don’t touch it for a while, it will lock the screen and one must use password to unlock it, but this kind of log in is not recorded by last command. I want to know if anybody tried to break into my MacBook when I am not in front of it. Is there any way I can log such attempts?
I have a page with mixed content in three different tabs. The first tab is open access to all but the content of the last two are for logged in users only so by sending the users to login with:
Problem: After login Wp redirects to either wp-admin or home (front-page.php) and not back to current page I want the user to return to where he/she came from. Ok, so this is what I’ve got: I have a custom page ( page-about.php ) with bootstrap tabs (I only mention this in case it induces these … Read more
We’ve recently moved providers for our WordPress website and can preview the website using hosts.cx or editing our hosts file to point at the new server IP address before we change the A records for our domain to point at the new website.
To reduce spam registrations, users are assigned the pending role until they’re vetted (at which point they’re assigned the subscriber role). The pending role has no capabilities. When pending users log in, I want to log them out immediately and direct them to a page with an explanation. First, I tried the following:
I used the snippet below to lock out all administrators and editors except myself