On Tue, Sep 13, 2016 at 10:36 PM, Rob <[email protected]> wrote: > Building LFS-7.10-Systemd > I installed linux-pam, reinstalled shadow, reinstalled systemd. > However, I must have missed a step somewhere, because it won't > let me log in when I reboot. > I fired up my rescue system, chrooted into the LFS one. As root > "passwd" > , and got this: > "passwd: Authentication token manipulation error" > "passwd: password unchanged" > What did I miss? > -- >
Honestly, I don't think you missed anything. That sounds awfully familiar to a problem that I didn't find a solution to. I think Bruce found the problem on my system originally - I'm in the process of rebuilding it for some updates... so I can take a crack at fixing it once I get to having to build PAM. The other thing I can *suggest* is making sure that you have your VFSes mounted (See "Preparing the Virtual Kernel File Systems" in LFS) before going into chroot. Can someone on a sysvinit system try it and see if they are having a similar problem please? I know my problem used to exist over there too, but I don't know if it does anymore. I seem to remember having issues with cracklib installed as well.
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