-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 >> If that doesn't work, then I would re-emerge shadow (which provides >> su) and pam. >> >> > I missed this bit the first time round, but I just tried re-emerging > shadow & pam & I'm still having the same problem. There's nothing dumb > that I might have missed is there? Login as root and check /etc/group. Make sure the user who should su is in group wheel. During your last update every user lost his secondary groups (stored in /etc/group), and su only works if you're in group wheel.
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