No I meant the speed, plus I had hardware problems, and even though that was an old comp, it kinda puts a distrust on it.
And I hate text installers, (yes i am saying that even though debian's is) wish the developers would put some more time in the installer. |
Well this was pretty rude, went way off topic here. I apologiz, rksanders. EliotK, if you wish to continue, e-mail me at aborted@softhome.net.
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Yeah sorry, anyway no thanks, I really cant be bothered.
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concering the "all-day root": myself uses sudo to access often used commands, at least to emerge the risk of deleting importent files deliberately. (my rm or mv doesn't ask...) |
I hate debian packages, plus i cant get hold of any cedega ones.
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Engmar and doc.nice - thanks for the responses. Here's what I did. Code:
cat /etc/pam.d/login # Disalows other than root logins when /etc/nologin exists # (Replaces the 'NOLOGINS_FILE' option from login.defs) auth requisite pam_nologin.so Code:
ls /etc/n* Code:
cat /etc/nologin Using vim inserted '#' character at beginning of the line "auth........." Saved and exited vim. Opened tty2 and in response to login: prompt typed "user." Got Password: prompt. Typed password. I'M LOGGED IN AS USSER. :) :) :) Thanks for the good steers. Rusty |
Did you quote the 'auth..' line in '/etc/pam.d/login'?
I did the same thing but it didn't work for me.. I have to switch to console logon each time i boot up my pc and login as root in order to 'rm /etc/nologin'. From then on, i can login correctly as user. There is a 'rmnologin' file in '/etc/init.d' which is executable and there is also a symlink to all runlevels, so i can't really understand why the file is not deleted when booting up. Is anyone else facing the problem? (i'm on Debian Sid). Thanx in advance... |
Hi or1onas
I just scrolled down the /etc/pam.d/login file until I reached the following three lines #Disalows other than root logins when /etc/nologin exists #(Replaces the 'NOLOGINS_FILE' option from login.defs) auth requisite pam_nologin.so I then placed a # at the beginning of the line auth requisite pam_nologins.so so it looks like this # auth requisite pam_nologins.so Since then I have been able to login as user as well as root. I did not remove the file /etc/nologin. It's still there. Rusty |
Thanks for the immediate reply. Unfortunately as i've already said, this is not working for me.
I hope someone knows what the solution could be... Thanx once again. |
Please I have just installed ubuntu, but I can't log in with my password. I have reinstalled again, and I have the same problen again.
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