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Re: Login: Permission Denied after running errata fixes

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Tom C. Morgan)
Sat Nov 23 23:30:54 1996

Date: Sat, 23 Nov 1996 20:25:46 -0800
In-Reply-To: <2.2.16.19961123082634.24173e36@haven.ios.com>
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From: "Tom C. Morgan" <tmorgan@hub.impulse.net>
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>Hi Folks,
>
>Well, I did a full install of Colgate (repartitioned and everything),
>printed the errata, and downloaded all the patches.  I got through #39 (PAM
>security hole) OK, but then when I logged out, shutdown and brought the
>system back up, I could not log in as root or as any user.  I then ran #40
>("Can't log in" or other password problems) but still get the message:
>"permission denied" when I attempt to login as root or as a user.  If it
>matters, I saw a lot of script go by on the screen while the "rpm --qf ...."
>command ran.  I also had previously run the script given in the
>"/etc/nologin doesn't work" errata section.



here's what you do if your running pam-0.52-1.i386.rpm
or have a pam problem.

at boot were it says lilo boot:
type linux single
this should get you to a # prompt.
then your going to need to go to
the cd and into /cdrom/updates/i386
and type   rpm -U -vh --force pam-0.50-18.i386.rpm
then reboot.
and then you should beable to login..


good luck l8rz




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		Tom C. Morgan
		tmorgan@hub.impulse.net
		morgan@pilot.sbcc.cc.ca.us
		http://www.impulse.net/~tmorgan/
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