Unfortunatley, every file needs to be edited and not just replaced. A co-worker thinks he has gotten it. If not I will post again with more detail. Thanks.
generalissimo,
If you are going to reload, that will do the trick, but if not, if you boot into single user mode you can then change the root passwd.
boot the system and stop the auto boot by pressing the space bar
type in bo pri isl
type in hpux -is
then change the passwd
passwd...
It seems to have happened when I converted to a trusted system. Now I have to figure out why and how to fix it. It has not happened to any of the other systems.
Thanks for the input. It is a server, running an oracle database. Don't really want to just hard boot it. I started snooping around under a user name and noticed a .rhosts file. called the SA for that box and got in. I should have looked for that first.
Hello. The old SA left taking the root password with him and now noone knows it. I have tried the crack program to try to crack the password, but it did not work. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in Advance
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