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Hi, |
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On Thu, 31 May 2007 19:28:09 +0100 |
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Mick <michaelkintzios@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> > sshd will always search in the home directory as specified |
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> > in /etc/passwd (in the normal case) or more sophisticated solutions |
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> > like LDAP or NSS. So make sure it really *is* configured as the home |
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> > directory. |
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> Aha! We're getting somewhere. There's no /home/mic specified in /etc/passwd |
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> but /: |
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> mick:x:502:10::/:/bin/bash |
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> What do you make of this?! |
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LART your admin :-) and be sure he/she corrects that to read the "real" |
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homedir instead... (well, you could just use / as your home, but I |
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guess your admin didn't give you rights to write stuff there...) All |
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the details in "man 5 passwd". |
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For obvious reasons, specifying your home dir from SSH client side upon |
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connection is not possible. Otherwise, a lot of public keys for the |
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root account would be lingerin' around in /tmp, I guess ;-) |
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-hwh |
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