Jakub,
I have two unprivileged accounts configured on this test AD domain I am
using, 'test1' and 'test2'.
test1's 'unix attributes' tab in AD is set to : uid 10000, gid is 10000
test2's 'unix attributes' tab in AD is set to : uid 10001, gid is 10000
tested scenarios:
1) Login via ssh with test1 account and run 'su -' or 'su - root' and
supplying the root password when prompted the commands fail with
'incorrect password'.
2) Login via ssh with test2 account and run 'su -' or 'su - root' and
supplying the root password when prompted the commands fail with
'incorrect password'.
3)Login via ssh with test1 and run 'su - test2' and supply the test2
password when prompted the command fails with 'incorrect password'.
4) Login via ssh with test2 and run 'su - test1' and supply the test1
password when prompted the command fails with 'incorrect password'
I have repeated the above 4 tests using the direct console login (the
RHEL66 system is a VMware VM) with the same results. OS install is a
freshly kickstarted RHEL66, no updates performed, selinux disabled.
Cheers.
On 1/16/2015 2:53 AM, Jakub Hrozek wrote:
Also -- do you initially log in from another unprivileged account or
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