You have to remove the file completely; I am not sure if removing all
entries has the same effect. This is probably not a good idea in general
if you lie on a visible network though, just use su or ssh.
Albert E. Whale writes:
> What value actually goes into the /etc/securettys to allow root access
> from outside?
>
> I've tried
>
> pts/0
> pts/1
> pts/2
> ttyp0
> ttyp1
> ttyp2
> ttyp3
>
>
> None of which work!
>
>
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