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Jayson Smith schrieb: |
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> Hi, |
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> I'm running Gentoo. As part of an unrelated package upgrade, PAM got |
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> upgraded. Ever since, or sometime afterward, anything requiring a username |
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> and password fails. My POP3 server fails, I can't even log in as root! If I |
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> try to log in at the console, it takes the username, which can be a real |
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> or a non-existent user, and doesn't ask for a |
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> password, but instead waits three seconds or whatever, and tells me the |
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> login is incorrect. Thank Goodness, I do have exactly one console window |
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> logged in as Root, so I'm not totally locked out. I had upgraded PAM in the |
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> recent past. Could it be that I need a reboot? Only reason I don't do this |
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> is... |
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Maybe you need to update a configuration file. Did you run dispatch-conf |
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or etc-update after the emerge? I'd advice against using etc-update and |
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would use dispatch-conf, by the way. They both come with portage. |
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> My ISP blocks port 25, so I have to manually run a redirector program |
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> to forward another port to port 25 on my Linux system. I don't know how to |
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> get this to run automatically at startup, easily. And wouldn't you know it, |
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> I have a Mailman list going which I really don't need to have down, as it's |
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> pretty important. So, if I reboot and am still locked out, then I'm |
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> screwed. |
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You can put custom bash-scripts into /etc/local.start . They will |
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execute after the last "normal" init-script. |