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Hi Mark -
Interesting. I know you can wipe AIX (and I suspect any box) using root, rm
*
This may have changed over the years with some vendors.
Now, I am curious if IBM missed that? Will the iSeries version do this?
Looking first at the RMVLNK and RMVDIR OS/400 commands, while the
statements are not as explicit as with CLRLIB and DLTLIB, I don't think you
can clear or delete QSYS or other system libraries with any of those commands.
As for a Linux partition on an iSeries machine ... I have no idea. But
even if you can, you wouldn't be hosing OS/400, you would be hosing
Linux. And you would only be hosing that partition.
But getting back to what started this discussion ...
If a person deletes the operating system programs, that person should
reasonably expect the operating system to be hosed.
If a person deletes a certificate in a web browser, I don't think that
person should reasonably be expected to intuitively realize that an
encrypted file system will become inaccessible.
Ken
http://www.ke9nr.net/
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