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Well, imagine that. There really wasn’t a problem to
begin with I guess. I followed the rest of the instructions on the page
and now I can log in with no errors. The warning in the middle of
the page suggested that I should stop there at not proceed if there
were any errors or else I would cripple my system, and I definitely interpreted; configuration error – unknown item ‘FAILLOG_ENAB’ configuration error – unknown item ‘LASTLOG_ENAB’ and so on as errors. Is there a specific reason why the editing of the logins.def
file was placed at the bottom of the page instead of before the warning? Had it been before the warning, I would not have
wasted 2 days on the issue. If there is not reason I will suggest
it to the (B)LFS staff. Also, as I am still a little paranoid, is there a way to
ensure that the PAM/shadow integration was 100% successful other then being able to log in with no errors? I would like to be sure
that by commenting out the variables, I did not open some security
hole, or cripple my system in a way that not apparent right away. |
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