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Old 07-27-2005, 10:27 PM   #1
karmakid
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well, there's info written inside /etc/group. accidentally del /etc/group in RedHat9


well, there's info written inside /etc/group.

i accidentally remove the entire contents. now i cant remote access the server alridi.

i know in linux, there's no undo.

pls advise on how to get back the previous settings?

i've tried to copy from /etc/group- but it's not working also...
 
Old 07-27-2005, 10:27 PM   #2
karmakid
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to give you all a clearer picture :-

i'm using cygwin to remote access to the server.

when i launch cygwin, i will need to
(ssh "userid" <ENTER>
password : "password").

<ENTER>

then it will prompt me the next command
(-bash-2.05b$)

and I will login as administrator by typing
(-bash-2.05b$ su - <ENTER>
password : "password"

<ENTER> ).

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

However, after i accidentally del the /etc/group and i cp /etc/group- to create a new /etc/group, here is my results now :-

when i launch cygwin, I will get
(ssh "userid" <ENTER>
password : "password").

<ENTER>

then it will prompt me the next command
([userid@homedrive userid]$ )

and I will login as administrator by typing
([userid@homedrive userid]$ su - <ENTER>
password : "password"

<ENTER> ).

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

the -bash-2.05b$ has disappeared. I can perform su - as usual and login as admin. However, I started to have problems when other server cannot mount to this main server.

HELP!!
 
  


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