I have not seen this posted anywhere, but if I am wrong just drop it. On a default RedHat Install that includes the Real Server from progressive networks, there is a default password in the config file. This isnt a problem _IF_ you know what your looking for. If you are not an experienced sysadmin you will most likely not be looking for something like this. All a person can do is upload files and get control over the real server (such as monitor it and watch who is connected) I don't know of this can lead to any more destruction, though the server is running as root. Jason Aras
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