Question in regards root

2009-01-19 Thread Trevor Smolinski
Hi,

Just wondering if you can help. The permissions have been changed and now
I can no longer login as root, it comes up and says login: Could not
determine audit condition.

I am wondering if there is a command to get around this to become root so
I can make the changes to the permissions etc?

Hope you can help.

Thank you,

Trevor
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Re: Question in regards root

2009-01-19 Thread Giorgos Keramidas
On Tue, 20 Jan 2009 08:48:08 +1100 (EST), Trevor Smolinski 
ad...@hellotoslev.com wrote:
 Hi,

 Just wondering if you can help. The permissions have been changed and
 now I can no longer login as root, it comes up and says login: Could
 not determine audit condition.

 I am wondering if there is a command to get around this to become root
 so I can make the changes to the permissions etc?

This error is returned by the auditon() system call when your kernel
returns ENOSYS (No such system call) for the auditon() call.  It looks
like you are running a kernel that does not support auditing but a
/usr/bin/login binary that includes audit(4) related calls.

If you recently rebuild your kernel to remove AUDIT support, you should
install an up to date userland too.

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