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From: "Eric S. Nooden" <noodene@beloit.edu>
Subject: What is TOOR and what does it do?
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Can someone tell me what Toor (other than root spelled backwards) is and
what it does?  Can I remove it or is it necessary to run/maintain the
machine?  I read on the questions list that the account was used to break
into a machine.

Thanks,

Eric S. Nooden
noodene@beloit.edu
Technical Service Manager
Beloit College, ITS


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