Jos� Albores wrote:
> I did shutdown with the command:
> # shutdown -r now
>And no problem with this, but I guess (not for sure) the problem >appeared
>after using the command
># shutdown -r +5
>After this:
>When I login as root there's no trouble.
>And when I open new accounts with:
># useradd anyname
># passwd anypass
>linux tells me it's ok.
>But I cannot login as 'anyname'. Receiving as answer:
Sorry, my previous reply got mangled.
This symptom is listed on Redhat's website under Errata for 5.1
"Fixes problems that caused certain machines to not remove /etc/nologin
after reboot. The symptoms of this would be that only root can login after
a shutdown -r now."
The update is SysVinit-2.74-4.i386.rpm (for Intel, anyway) on their ftp
site - /pub/redhat/updates/5.1/i386.
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