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* [[macOS]]: [[Administrator]], [[root]] | * [[macOS]]: [[Administrator]], [[root]] | ||
* <code>[[admin]]</code> [[Cisco IOS]] account | * <code>[[admin]]</code> [[Cisco IOS]] account | ||
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* <code>root</code> in [[MySQL]] | * <code>root</code> in [[MySQL]] | ||
| − | * <code>[[rds_superuser]]</code> in [[AWS RDS]] | + | * <code>postgres</code> is [[Superuser]] in [[PostgreSQL]] |
| + | * <code>[[rds_superuser]]</code> is [[Superuser]] in [[AWS RDS PostgreSQL]] | ||
* [[MasterUsername]]: <code>[[aws rds modify-db-instance --master-user-password]]</code> | * [[MasterUsername]]: <code>[[aws rds modify-db-instance --master-user-password]]</code> | ||
* [[Google Workspace: administrator roles]] | * [[Google Workspace: administrator roles]] | ||
Revision as of 13:19, 28 April 2022
root directive in nginx.conf configuration file, /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/default
Related accounts
- Windows: Administrator
- macOS: Administrator, root
adminCisco IOS accountrootin MySQLpostgresis Superuser in PostgreSQLrds_superuseris Superuser in AWS RDS PostgreSQL- MasterUsername:
aws rds modify-db-instance --master-user-password - Google Workspace: administrator roles
Related terms
PermitRootLogindirective in OpenSSH- Default usernames
- UID 0
- macOS:
/var/root/
See also
root,/,/root/,/var/root/,admin,administrator, MasterUsername,AdministratorAccess- FHS,
/proc/,/proc/net/,/boot/,/run/,/dev/,/usr/,/var/run/,/etc/,/var/,/var/lib//var/log/,/var/www/,/opt/,/lib/,/sys/,/proc/kcore,/proc/sys/, /proc/sys/vm/,/snap/,/mnt/,/mnt/data,/var/opt/, /usr/bin/,/lib/, /proc/$PID/, /proc/self/
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