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Bug/Proposed feature: Enable command-line access to be password-restrict
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Perspectoff |
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Bug/Proposed feature: Enable command-line access to be password-restricted |
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Wed, 18 May 2011 13:17:02 -0700 |
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I use both Grub Legacy and Grub2 on many computers ((K)Ubuntu, OpenSuse,
Debian, multiple versions of each).
I can not find a way to password-restrict access to the Grub command
line in either version.
This allows a passerby to enter "c" to invoke the command-line and then
enter commands manually to boot an external device, circumventing BIOS
restrictions.
Password restricting/locking menu items and removing recovery mode menu
items (through the configuration settings) does not impact command-line
access, which remains unrestricted.
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