The home directory pointed to by /etc/passwd for the user you specified
doesn't exist. Try typing cd ~<user> and see what it tells you. If that
can get to the users directory then you have some other kind of problem.
> Why did the following happen?
>
> su - <user>
> Unable to cd to "/home/<user>"
>
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