@lx @lattera Either that user is an alternative login user and so I usually have a password for it, meaning no need to go through root.
Or it's basically a system user and so I log in as root.
What is means is that root has a password, a unique one. While with doas/sudo/pfexec/… you use your own user's password and usually goes with hope that it won't allow privilege escalation.
Or it's basically a system user and so I log in as root.
What is means is that root has a password, a unique one. While with doas/sudo/pfexec/… you use your own user's password and usually goes with hope that it won't allow privilege escalation.
bonifartius 𒂼𒄄
@lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me
@bonifartius Yeah. See the manpage: http://man.openbsd.org/doas.conf
@lanodan nice, might try that out :)
