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Ahh... the required "guest" account with no password on it. In SGI tech support (East team '96, Unix team '97 - my Indigo was dewi.csd.sgi.com), it was the way
by shagie 1y ago
Ahh... the required "guest" account with no password on it.
In SGI tech support (East team '96, Unix team '97 - my Indigo was dewi.csd.sgi.com), it was the way we copied files around (the Troops had just come out) and also had a internal tool that would pop up a window on someone else's machine to get their attention (if they weren't directly paying attention to the multicast chat program...)
- icedchai 1y agoI remember SGIs having incredibly poor security, at least with IRIX 5.x. Authentication for X11 was totally non-existent in the default configuration. If someone was logged in from the console, you could pop windows up on their screen (and sniff the keyboard) from remote.
- labcomputer 1y ago> Ahh... the required "guest" account with no password on it. That plus the lack of a default /etc/shadow, because reasons, made for fun times. ;-)