Billy Bushong - Concord, NH wrote:
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ivan Jose Varzinczak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Cc: ivan jose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Sunday, April 19, 1998 19:46 PM
> Subject: Re: users do not login
>
> Ok... I've watched this for a while, and I will throw in my two cents
> worth... Add the following line to your passwd file:
>
> user1::0:0:test user:/root:/bin/bash
>
OK.
> (Do not be connected to the I-net when you do this for it leaves your
> computer WIDE open until you delete the account)
>
> and then try logging in as user1
>
OK.
> if this works, then we are one step closer... first, try changing the
> directory to one listed in the home directory... (Then try logging on as
> that user)
>
OK. With the :0:0 field in the user1 line in passwd fileI finally logged in as
a user. But...
> If that works, change the permissions (That's the 0:0 part) to something a
> lot higher and just keep playing with the account until is stops working,
> and then post what the last change made was...
>
Simply nothing. The same message appears on the screen:"Not directory
/home/user1"
I tried to create a directory /user1 to make sure that the problem
is not with only /home and change corresponding part in the
passwd file, but the problem persists.
Must I contact the X-FILE ?
Thanks!
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