I found bug in linuxoze

[DukePuke]

I dont know you know it or not, is it fixed or not, but I believe its just stupid bug, not dangerous. So you boot up komp, linuxoze boots up, right?

so until you got some kind of login prompt to get in the system:

>> domain login (type some kind of user in there)
>> domain pass (type password that do not match username)

// because password will be incorect, linuxoze will try to verify it about 2-3 seconds. During this shit, you type some trash, AAAAAAAAAAAA first second, and another second delete this shit with backspace key. (rapildly press it). you will not even delet some your typed trash, but after incorrect login you will delete some prompt message, finaly you will get:

>>domain lo

// (hehe ,you deleted some prompt message, that you are not allowed to do it normaly)
so if you wanna login in system normaly, you just ignore all shit, and type login name and password. Dont try to complete your deleted phease , cuz you will not login.  Tryed this shit even in boot, even in simple console, i think this should be fixed, because it make a look "that its something wrong.."

[Refalm]

Bwa, I don't even mind that.

[Xeen]

Why do you keep using the term linuxoze?   :confused:

[insomnia]

I rather call that "abusing your own system". :rolleyes:  
Why would that be a bug anyway?

[DukePuke]

Actualy yeah maybe this is not a bug , but strange shit, imo it should not be such things. This decrease reputation and creates "image of unfinished OS"  

[savet]

Xeen, I have been wondering that same thing!!!

I think he's trying to make fun of linux... :-/

[savet]

DukePuke,

If you're having trouble with slackware, it might help to switch to something like mandrake or fedora while you learn the file structure, commmands, and general ins & outs of the system.

Both of these distros are much more "automated", and require much less manual configuration.

[DukePuke]

Man, thanks for advices, but I am not planing to change distro for about few months, so I am gonna live with slack for a while. The comp i use it now, is for internet browsing, so i dont care much about those distros. Of course I got problems then i tryed to install some games, apps, some worked some not. I am learning

[WMD]

Much of what happened was for login security; no backspacing user IDs or passwords, it's supposed to be that way.  As for the deleting of part of the prompt, that's weird.  

Here's an idea for you DukePuke:  log in as root, then type in telinit 4.   Watch the awesomeness.     To make that happen by default you gots to edit a file, I think it's /etc/inittab.  There's a line that'll have "initdefault" in it, with a 3.  Change that 3 to a 4.  Then that'll happen when you start up.  

PS: In Slackware it's 4, not 5, so don't try to correct me  

[DukePuke]

You advicing me to login as root and execute misc command, i am not stupid to fuck up my comp ok?

[KernelPanic]

What he has advised you to do it bona fide and safe, if you dont believe him, look at the manpage for init (man init) or search google.

You are right to be cautious, but wrong in this case  

[DukePuke]

man , i just read manual i dont understood much, but i think its serious. Dunno it looks like change your primary or parent whatever process to 4 or 3 level,better do it yourself i still want to live

[hm_murdock]

yeah you not want not live cos of linuxoze change it init level! i not believe you want him do thing so bad and wrong!

linuxoze can be hurt of your body!

[WMD]

quote:Originally posted by DukePuke:
You advicing me to login as root and execute misc command, i am not stupid to fuck up my comp ok?

That's actually the correct command.

[Doogee]

BWAHAHAHAHA.

Just seeing what DukePuke types is the pinnacle of hilarity.


Bahaha.

Root init linuxoze fuxxx komp lol i want 2 lieev

[ April 04, 2004: Message edited by: d00g33 :: doogee.is.dreaming.org ]