Hi all - Here's the situation: I have a small script to grab or set some network parameters, test the connection to the outside world and then quit. I remastered Knoppix 6.01 to boot into init level 3 and have one tty (tty1) run the script "once". All other getty invocations are commented out/removed in the inittab. When the script is done, any key press drops the init level to 0 and the system shuts down. I also allow shutdown at anytime with the 3 finger salute. Is there a way for a evil doer to drop into a shell in the setup? :) Or a better way to limit access to the system other than the running of the script? From my tests any crtl-c or ctrl-d or any of the other normal ways for interrupting a script don't drop me into a shell. Maybe I missed something... thanks! -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://mailman.mn-linux.org/pipermail/tclug-list/attachments/20091118/98f0c8c1/attachment.htm