> Have you had postgresql installed earlier on that system?
No.
> Do you keep a local userdatabase or do you use something like ldap
> alt. nis?
Nothing special.
> Any special pam settings?
Actually, yes. I use libpam-thinkfinger as well as ecryptfs-utils.
Both modify PAM settings (encryptfs-utils automatically via pam hooks,
libpam-thinkfinger has a shell script in /usr/lib/pam-thinkfinger that I
ran).
> This does kind of looks like the effects of Bug #238755. At least had it
> not been fixed already in Intrepid. I assume your system is fully
> upgraded?
Yes, including intrepid-updates and -backports.
> Anyhow, dealing in that general direction; have you been doing anything
> creative with the status of your root account?
No. I've never set a root password, and (as far as I can remember) I've
never used passwd -l root on this machine.
I can confirm that
sudo chfn mg
gives me
Your account has expired; please contact your system administrator
chfn: PAM authentication failed
The /etc/shadow line for root is
root:!:14111:0:99999:7::1:
so this is a duplicate of #238755.
Marius Gedminas
--
This host is a black hole at HTTP wavelengths. GETs go in, and nothing
comes out, not even Hawking radiation.
-- Graaagh the Mighty on rec.games.roguelike.angband
> Have you had postgresql installed earlier on that system?
No.
> Do you keep a local userdatabase or do you use something like ldap
> alt. nis?
Nothing special.
> Any special pam settings?
Actually, yes. I use libpam-thinkfinger as well as ecryptfs-utils. pam-thinkfinger that I
Both modify PAM settings (encryptfs-utils automatically via pam hooks,
libpam-thinkfinger has a shell script in /usr/lib/
ran).
> This does kind of looks like the effects of Bug #238755. At least had it
> not been fixed already in Intrepid. I assume your system is fully
> upgraded?
Yes, including intrepid-updates and -backports.
> Anyhow, dealing in that general direction; have you been doing anything
> creative with the status of your root account?
No. I've never set a root password, and (as far as I can remember) I've
never used passwd -l root on this machine.
I can confirm that
sudo chfn mg
gives me
Your account has expired; please contact your system administrator
chfn: PAM authentication failed
The /etc/shadow line for root is
root: !:14111: 0:99999: 7::1:
so this is a duplicate of #238755.
Marius Gedminas roguelike. angband
--
This host is a black hole at HTTP wavelengths. GETs go in, and nothing
comes out, not even Hawking radiation.
-- Graaagh the Mighty on rec.games.