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| − | User ID 0. Also called superuser. | + | User ID 0. Also called superuser. This user manages the UNIX system and has power over all. |
| + | To see who has it on your system: | ||
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| + | $ grep :0: /etc/passwd | ||
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| + | == root filesystem == | ||
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| + | The root filesystem is where /. resides on. Since filesystems are a tree in unix the root is always existent. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:17, 26 October 2005
User ID 0. Also called superuser. This user manages the UNIX system and has power over all. To see who has it on your system:
$ grep :0: /etc/passwd
root filesystem
The root filesystem is where /. resides on. Since filesystems are a tree in unix the root is always existent.
