Login bad mojo (new issue)
All of a sudden now, on my old box thats been running fine for a good year... when I login with my same user I always logged in with through SSH, I get the following garbage in addition to the normal "last login":
Last login: Thu Jun 13 08:53:51 2002 from blah.duh.com bash: id: command not found bash: id: command not found bash: id: command not found [: too many arguments bash: id: command not found bash: dircolors: command not found bash: id: command not found [: =: unary operator expected Also now when I type "mail" command to get mail... it doesnt know my username to map to the spool dir, and thus gives an erro??? /var/spool/mail/: Is a directory What happened? Anyone know what happened? I didnt change anything with this user, or futz with its bash profile/history/rc whatnot ... Crikey! :( |
Panic Over
Somehow, sometime, yesterday when I was messing around with getting BIND installed, the entire "usr" directory got set to a chgrp of 'named' and permissions of user/group only read/execute. So... no other user could go INTO the /usr directory.
This ... is bad of course =) After fixing the permissions and chgrp ... all the errors and whatnot funkiness went away. *baffled* how it happened in the first place though, crazy *baffled* |
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