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тАО05-28-2003 09:48 AM
тАО05-28-2003 09:48 AM
Instead of UserNames, I only have UID referenced on HPUX commands.
Whenever you do an "ls" or an "ps -ef" you see UID instead of UserName.
It seems that may /etc/passwd is corrupted? I realized /var filesystem was full. I cleaned up, but problem still remains.
I'm affraid to reboot the server, since it could not be booted up???.
Regards
Please advise what can I do to restore the mapping between UID and UserName.
Whenever you do an "ls" or an "ps -ef" you see UID instead of UserName.
It seems that may /etc/passwd is corrupted? I realized /var filesystem was full. I cleaned up, but problem still remains.
I'm affraid to reboot the server, since it could not be booted up???.
Regards
Please advise what can I do to restore the mapping between UID and UserName.
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тАО05-28-2003 10:00 AM
тАО05-28-2003 10:00 AM
Solution
pwck
grpck
This will check the integrity of those files.
If the root / filesystem gets to 100% on an 11.00 system, I've seen the /etc/group and/or /etc/passwd file get dropped to zero bytes.
You would need to restore the file from a RECENT backup.
SEP
grpck
This will check the integrity of those files.
If the root / filesystem gets to 100% on an 11.00 system, I've seen the /etc/group and/or /etc/passwd file get dropped to zero bytes.
You would need to restore the file from a RECENT backup.
SEP
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тАО05-28-2003 10:18 AM
тАО05-28-2003 10:18 AM
Re: HP-UX 11.0 - Mapping of uid to user names was lost or corrupted?
Hi,
I believe SEP's hit the nail on the head, but also check that /etc/passwd has 444 permissions - I've seen people change it to 400 to be "more secure", then find that only root can see the names in an ll listing, everyone else just sees the UID.
Also, if this is a trusted system it's well worth running authck -pv to ensure the tcb and /etc/passwd are aligned.
regards,
Darren.
I believe SEP's hit the nail on the head, but also check that /etc/passwd has 444 permissions - I've seen people change it to 400 to be "more secure", then find that only root can see the names in an ll listing, everyone else just sees the UID.
Also, if this is a trusted system it's well worth running authck -pv to ensure the tcb and /etc/passwd are aligned.
regards,
Darren.
Calm down. It's only ones and zeros...
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