*nix Thread, Cannot log in as root in Technical; Ok I've been working on a squid + dansguardian + ntlm auth filtering Proxy as a sidep project this week ...
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30th November 2007, 12:45 PM #1
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Cannot log in as root
Ok I've been working on a squid + dansguardian + ntlm auth filtering Proxy as a sidep project this week so far gotten about 3 hours total at it but going well. all was goin great I have squid in and authing against AD with winbind functioning beautifuly. Dansguard wasn't using the usernames tho but I cfould out thats cos ubuntu only has 2.8 in the repository not 2.9 so I need to do a source install. I restarted the machine after adding all the packages neccessary to compile and... I can't log in even tho I'm 100% sure the password is right.
I logged in as another user that had sudo rights and did sudo passwd root and changed it and... still can't log in.
Can anyone think of anything I might have done during the config of samba /kerberos that might rpevent a root login cos thats the only thing I can think of I've changed recently that is authentication related but I'm not experienced enough with Linux to know what I'm looking for.
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30th November 2007, 01:00 PM #2
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Re: Cannot log in as root
ok this is an oops on my part defiently when I changed config for kerberos or samba or ntlm which I did recently one of the guides I followed must have beena little more than I actually wanted, because after creating an account in AD on a hunch named "root" I can now log in as root on the linux server using the password I gave it in AD but not the password I knwo is set on UNIX.
I guess this isn't a disaster but I wasn't expecting all authentication to go through AD just the proxy.
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30th November 2007, 01:34 PM #3 Re: Cannot log in as root
You broke PAM basically. :P
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30th November 2007, 02:37 PM #4
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