Re: tlug: Question

[kenhrd@example.com (Ken Harada)]

Hi,

I read an explanation before, that root user's home was
in /home/root in earlier system, but in this case if the 
/home cannot be mounted due to serious trouble, root user 
cannot get his/her home.  So, the home for root is separately 
arranged in /root.  I don't know how the Solaris' philolophy is.

Regards,
Ken

<199805281245.VAA18538@example.com>の記事において
gniibe@example.comさんは書きました。

>> Alan B. Stone writes:
>>  > This may sound like a stupid question, but one of my co-workers asked me
>>  > today as I was setting up a system with RedHat, why RedHat (and others)
>>  > have a "root" directory, while systems like Solaris do not?
>> 
>> I don't think this is stupid question. :-)  It's good question for
>> administration of Unix.
>> 
>> I guess that the reason is many Linux users (from DOS?) don't make
>> his/her own account but use "root" account (forever :-).
>> 
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