Hello,
I'm trying to set up a little server with debian linux. When I connect
to my server via telnet and try to change my configuration files (like
smb.conf), I get a 'permission denied'. The user account I have used has
the nessecary rights. Where can I change this?
Markus
On Tue, Nov 02, 1999 at 10:58:22AM +0100, Markus Lenzing wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to set up a little server with debian linux. When I connect
to my server via telnet and try to change my configuration files (like
smb.conf), I get a 'permission denied'. The user account I have used has
the
Hi,
I just did a partial upgrade to slink - partial because of limited
bandwidth - and now I cannot use telnet or ssh to my box. After
entering the password I get:-
Linux elm 2.1.126 #4 Wed Oct 28 19:37:29 WST 1998 i586 unknown
Last login: Sun Nov 8 13:13:40 on ttyp0 from
I had a similar problem on a Redhat 5.1 system once. I was unable to
login locally or remotely as anything but root. It ended up I had a
file called nologin in my /etc/ directory, once I removed this I could
login. But this sounds like it is a problem more related to your system
not finding a
I remember seeing in the kernel mailing list that pre2.0.13 breaks
incoming telnets. Are you by chance using this kernel?
Gerry
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On Fri, 7 Jun 1996, Brian Sulcer wrote:
I recently upgraded one of our machine's base packages and other packages
to the latest 1.1 versions.
I remember seeing in the kernel mailing list that pre2.0.13 breaks
incoming telnets. Are you by chance using this kernel?
Gerry
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It turns out that the problem was with the version of login I had installed.
The maintainer pointed me to the newest version and that fixed the
I recently upgraded one of our machine's base packages and other packages
to the latest 1.1 versions. Now when attempting to telnet to the machine,
a connection is established, the issue file is printed and then we see this:
You must exec login from the lowest level shell.
Connection closed by
On Fri, 7 Jun 1996, Brian Sulcer wrote:
You must exec login from the lowest level shell.
Connection closed by foreign host.
There appears to be some utmp corruption and login isn't checking for
it. login-1.0.5 should fix this (it just checks if the entry is stale;
there's still a race
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