(Feb 10 2005 07:27) Stephen Lee wrote:
> Hi Folks,
> 
> I've got a Trustix 2.2 box running the usual Apache/Exim/MySQLvsSftp
> apps. While I was configuring Apache and vsftp, my login sessions got
> screwed-up. When I logon I get a message similar to the following:
> 
> -bash: /home/users/testuser/.bash_profile: Permission denied

Then check the permissions using commands like:

id [username]
ls -la /home/users/testuser/

> 
> but then it does let me login. I can move around in my home directory
> and add/delete files. However, I can't go outside of my home directory
> like /home/users. The last thing I remembered doing was playing with
> chroot and chroot-jail on vsftp. Could that affect non-ftp sessions? I
> haven't touched pam or passwd and the directory permissions seem fine to
> me.

playing with vsftpd should not cause any such problems for other
applications unless you screw around with files not owned by the vsftpd
package.

> 
> My users can't even check their mail via pop3.The following error
> appears in the maillog:
> 
> Feb 10 07:27:49 cspmail pop3d: LOGIN: DEBUG: ip=[::ffff:24.80.96.215],
> command=USER
> Feb 10 07:27:49 cspmail pop3d: LOGIN: DEBUG: ip=[::ffff:24.80.96.215],
> command=PASS
> Feb 10 07:27:49 cspmail pop3d: LOGIN: DEBUG: ip=[::ffff:24.80.96.215],
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Feb 10 07:27:49 cspmail pop3d: chdir "/home/users/vmail/about123.com/":
> Permission denied

Again, check permissions. Sounds like your uids may be a bit off the
chart.


kind regards


c

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