Hello again, thanks for the suggestion.
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Do you have enough log space?
Yes, there is enough log space. Way back when (because this computer had so
much ram) I modified the syslinux.cfg file and made the log 45M. So,
currently, without snort running, the leaf box
hello:
I have recently tried adding serial console support to my Bering 1.0 LEAF
box. This is a dual floopy setup, and loads in a number of packages so I
aslo have my package list in a lrpkg.cfg file, not in the syslinux.cfg
file.
Anyway, I followed the instructions in the Bering user's manual
Erich:
thanks for the reply. anyway, about switching from fd0 to fd1. the
packages are loaded at boot, and syslinux.cfg is configured to use both
drives, so everything works as it should without me at a console. (i am not
sure if i answered or understood your question, but i hope the answer is
any other ideas on login or su?
As 'root', do:
chmod +4111 /path/to/su
If 'su' isn't run suid, then most likely /etc/shadow isn't
being read because 'su' is running as your non-root user.
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~Lynn Avants
Linux Embedded Appliance Firewall Developer
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ok, i tried chmod, still
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Lynn Avants
Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2003 8:57 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [leaf-user] lshd / additional users on bering - su command
On Thursday 29 May 2003 09:25 am, Theodore Wynnychenko wrote:
any other
thanks for everyone's help and input.
you know what they say - a little knowldege is a dangerous thing.
anyway, su now works.
basically, as root i did: chmod 4111 /usr/local/bin/su
(not chmod +4111 /usr/local/bin/su - the +411 in my last email was a
typo - i had been trying +4111)
i don't
thanks Ray. i tried using login.
after connecting via lsh with a user account i tried login. i also tried
login root,
exec login, exec login root
they all return the same message:
No utmp entry. you must exec login from the lowest level sh
also, when i use the exec login versions above,
