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09-14-2009 01:39 AM
09-14-2009 01:39 AM
I have just implemented shadow passwords by running pwconv. This has created a /etc/shadoow file and replaced password entries in /etc/passwd with a 'x'.
I created a new user, and I was able to su - to the user from the root logon. However, if I try to su from another user account, I get the below error
su: Unknown id: test_user
Any ideas why this would be so ?
Berd
I created a new user, and I was able to su - to the user from the root logon. However, if I try to su from another user account, I get the below error
su: Unknown id: test_user
Any ideas why this would be so ?
Berd
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09-14-2009 02:00 AM
09-14-2009 02:00 AM
Re: Implementing shadow password file
I found that my test user name was too long by running pwck.
Created a account with smaller username and all now ok.
Berd
Created a account with smaller username and all now ok.
Berd
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