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Old 05-07-2004, 10:11 AM   #1
larrylovelinux
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after I created a new account , why system displays"I have no name!"


After I login as root ,I created a new account named wjs01410907 .And then I used command passwd to creat that account's password.

I login with the new account and its password.
What surprised me is that the console displayed the information below!!!
Last login:Fri May 7 21:32:37 from 172.16.38.190
id:cannot find name for user ID 1005
id:cannot find name for user ID 1005
[I have no name!@Linux wjs01410907]$


why???????

by the way, I use Redhat
 
Old 05-07-2004, 01:47 PM   #2
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wjs01410907? why so many latters? try using less then 8 latters see if it helps,i think it does this becouse bash the shell type that rh uses has a limit to how many latters and numbers u can get in a name hope that helps u.
 
Old 05-07-2004, 08:15 PM   #3
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wjs01410907? why so many latters? try using less then 8 latters see if it helps,i think it does this becouse bash the shell type that rh uses has a limit to how many latters and numbers u can get in a name hope that helps u.
It is not true, because I tried again using another account named liurui.
I am really being bothered by this question!
 
Old 05-08-2004, 05:13 AM   #4
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Type "ls -al /etc/{passwd,group}". Both should have octal 0644 access rights. If changing rights doesn't work, log in as your ws.* or liu.* user and post the output of running "id".
 
  


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