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@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ There are really three types of users on a typical Unix system :
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<li><b>Real People</b><br>
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These are accounts owned by real users, created by the system
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administrator. You may allow these users to login remotely, or maybe
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let them only to send and receive mail via SMTP and POP3. <p>
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let them only to send and receive mail via SMTP and IMAP. <p>
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<li><b>The <tt>root</tt> User</b><br>
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The <tt>root</tt> user has the power to read and write any file
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or directory and control any process. This account is typically used
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@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ a group name to edit it, or click on the link below the table to create
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a new group. <p>
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<h3>Recorded Logins</h3>
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Every time a user logs in by telnet, FTP or at the console the system records
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Every time a user logs in by SSH, FTP or at the console the system records
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that login and the subsequent logout. At the bottom of the main page is
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a small form that allows you to display logins either by everyone, or by
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a selected user. <p>
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