quoteremy06 wrote:Is it necessary or advisable to look out for system accounts in linux? Can I just specify to look out for unprivileged accounts?/quoteKind of boring to say it again but 'it depends'. Hi,1)quote'Not zero' here means all UID's (system and unprivileged accounts) except root.

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