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Hi, thanks! |
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> If you have pam on your system, then it broken |
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> '/etc/pam.d/system-local-login' might be the cause, as well as |
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> user-specific files there. |
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> And if that's not the case, try commenting out pam modules like |
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> mod_access, which can add additional access restrictions. |
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which file has "mod_access" ? |
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# grep mod_access /etc/* -R |
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grep: /etc/ssl/certs/cacert.org.pem: No such file or directory |
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grep: /etc/ssl/certs/5ed36f99.0: No such file or directory |
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> |
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> Also, you can probably tell if pam is the cause of a problem by |
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> commenting out all the required modules from whole authentication chain |
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> (usually, commenting out everything in system-auth will do) - it should |
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> allow any access w/o password, and it's probably not pam if it |
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> doesn't... can't really think what else it might be, though. |
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I have commented out everything in system-auth, and still can't |
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login, although the result is diff: |
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/*************************************/ |
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This is Gentoo-Server.unknown_domain (Linux i686 2.6.26-gentoo-r1) 12:22:39 |
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Gentoo-Server login: root |
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Last login: Thu Feb 12:09:24 CST 2009 from node07 on pts/0 |
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This is Gentoo-Server.unknown_domain (Linux i686 2.6.26-gentoo-r1) 12:28:36 |
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Gentoo-Server login: |
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/*************************************/ |
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Now it don't prompt the "Password:" |
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wcw |
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