Re: Bash will not start in Terminals

Hi, Peter said: > Slackware10 kernel 2.4.26 > >For me unknown reason suddenly bash will not > start in terminals. The reason was that I had made a new slackware installation in which then in the /etc/passwd under my user name at the end of the line there was no :/bin/bash as it used to be. I

Re: SOLVED: Some users locked out of ssh and sftp?

At 07:01 PM 3/14/2005 -0500, Eve Atley wrote: First, I had 'user account is locked'. Second, once I logged in via the linux box, using 'ssh -l manik 192.168.10.57', it created a new .Xauthority file, apparently. And they're in. I hope your problem is solved ... but I'd encourage you to keep an eye

SOLVED: Some users locked out of ssh and sftp?

First, I had 'user account is locked'. Second, once I logged in via the linux box, using 'ssh -l manik 192.168.10.57', it created a new .Xauthority file, apparently. And they're in. - Eve - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-newbie" in the body of a message to [EM

RE: Some users locked out of ssh and sftp?

Thanks for the info on locate; I didn't realize it was database-driven. More details on the SSH issue here. I checked the session log for WinSCP and here are the results. I will include here a non-working session ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) as well as a working session ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). NON-WORKING

RE: Some users locked out of ssh and sftp?

I have to think about the message in general, but I wanted to correct one small error in your procedure right away. At 02:17 PM 3/14/2005 -0500, Eve Atley wrote: [...] So I tried copying one of these known_hosts to /home/keyur/.ssh/known_hosts. When I next try a locate for known_hosts, keyur neve

RE: Some users locked out of ssh and sftp?

As a side note, it as if most of the 'older' users can login, but the newer users cannot! I just tried with another user...michele, who was one of the earliest users but has previously never logged in via SSH...and she had no issues whatsoever. - Eve - To unsubscribe from this list: send the lin

RE: Some users locked out of ssh and sftp?

>>OK. Now though you call it a "session" password, this is just the same >>password that the user has already entered in as "password1" (from below). >>Right? In this case, they should be able to log in as, say, jean/password1, as you say. This is entered in the winscp fields, ie. testing local