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Additional NetInfo way
There is an additional way to enable the root account (as well as disable it) in NetInfo Manager. Open the app, and select the Domain menu and then Security. Then select Authenticate. It will ask you for an administrator password. After that, you go back to the Domain menu and Security. From there, you can see that you can enable/disable root, or change the root password. This may be the longest way of all, but it is another option!
Additional NetInfo way
Hey, I opened a terminal windows with my main mac account typed sudo -s an I had root access, then i typed exit and took me back to the user. Does that guarantee i am not logged as root anymore? |
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