Hello ml,
i have just installed Kerberos on a Debian (Sarge) System.
I configured pam to allow kerberos login.
Every non-root user can successfully login and get a kerberos ticket.
But the root-user cannot login.
When i try to login as root on a client-machine the login works
(password get ver
What are you using to login? telnet/rsh/ssh? My first guess is that ssh
is configured to disallow root logins on the second system.
As an aside, I'd highly recommend against using a 'root' principle. It's
dangerous and doesn't leave a good audit trail. We prefer our admins to
login with no
Hello Mike,
On 10/27/06, Mike Dopheide <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> What are you using to login? telnet/rsh/ssh? My first guess is that ssh
> is configured to disallow root logins on the second system.
>
I try to login directly. Not over ssh/telnet/ or sth else.
> -Mike
>
> > Hello ml,
> >
>
Unfortunately, I don't have any Debian systems so I don't know what their
default configuration looks like. Take a look in your /var/log/messages
(or equivalent) and see if PAM is spitting out any useful information. If
there are messages, paste them here with your PAM config.
> Hello Mike,
On debian you'd want to look in /var/log/auth.log
Can you kinit as root on this system?
Also, try running a debug sshd vis:
sshd -ddd -D -p 222
and connect with putty using:
putty -P 222 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Read through the debug output and see if there is anything useful in
there.
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