I'm stupider than you!! RSTS/E question

Mark> That gets me into 1,2, and I can run money from [0,9], but it Mark> doesn't seem to matter if I tell money to print passwords or Mark> not, I still don't get passwords printing... V9 and up by default use one way hashed passwords, so you can't see them. Just change the password with the SET PASSWORD command. Mark> Doesn't the system have to store the 1,2 password someplace so Mark> it can log into the account at startup? No -- the kernel can make a job be logged in simply by saying it is... :-) and in fact there are syscalls that do the same if you have enough privilege. FWIW, the password (hashed by default, or not if you say it shouldn't be as an account parameter) are stored in an account attribute, which lives in the GFD (group file directory) on the system disk. See the RSTS Internals Manual for the details. paul