Hi,
I'm seem to have tracked down the problem.
But I don't understand why this is happening
and what is the solution.
This is the output for id command when I'm
logged in locally to machine_A. The user is
'cheetanc'.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] cheetanc]$ id
uid=500(cheetanc) gid=500(cheetanc) groups=500(cheetanc)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
This is the output for id command when I
ssh from machine_B to machine_A.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] cheetanc]$ id
uid=500(cheetanc) gid=500(cheetanc) groups=500(cheetanc),504(cvs)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
You can see that the user cheetanc is part
of the group cvs in the second case when
not in the first case, (i.e) when logged in
locally. Here are the corresponding entries
in /etc/group.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] cheetanc]$ cat /etc/group | grep cheetanc
cheetanc:x:500:
cvs:x:504:cheetanc
Quite weird. What is happening?
Any help will be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Thanks,
Senthil.
On Fri, 18 Mar 2005, Larry Jones wrote:
C.G.Senthilkumar. writes:
The repository's owner is root and group is cvs. The 'user' is in the
group cvs in the local machine A.
That makes it sound like the user is a member of the cvs group when
logged in with ssh but not when logged in locally. You might want to
compare the results of running the ``id'' command both locally and via
ssh.
-Larry Jones
Girls are so weird. -- Calvin
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Heights by great men reached and kept
Were not attained by sudden flight,
But they while their companions slept
Were toiling upward in the night.
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