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Its funny that there was another lost password query today. Anyway, I =
have a linux box running redhat 7.2 that I have lost the root password =
on. I do know this, that it is 1 of 2 passwords , as I alternate between =
the 2. That would be simple enough, 50-50 chance, except that I mix up =
capitolization at ramdon and usually save the result in a secret place. =
This time though I wasin a hurry and didn't take the time to write down =
the combination.
The letters and numbers used are always in the same order, is just the =
capitolization that changes.
On a positive note, I always run under my normal user account and only =
go in as root to do administration, but that time has come today.=20
Thanks for any help
Charlie
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Its funny that there was another lost =
password=20
query today. Anyway, I have a linux box running redhat 7.2 that I have =
lost the=20
root password on. I do know this, that it is 1 of 2 passwords , as =
I=20
alternate between the 2. That would be simple enough, 50-50 chance, =
except that=20
I mix up capitolization at ramdon and usually save the result in a =
secret place.=20
This time though I wasin a hurry and didn't take the time to write down =
the=20
combination.
The letters and numbers used are always =
in the same=20
order, is just the capitolization that changes.
On a positive note, I always run under =
my normal=20
user account and only go in as root to do administration, but that time =
has come=20
today.
Thanks for any help
Charlie
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