pam_nologin
Paul Horechuk
phorechuk at docucom.ca
Thu Jun 17 12:00:46 GMT 2004
There was an easier "fix". In another attempt to remedy the problem, I
did another install (binaries only). This again dropped me into a usable
system with no password set for root. I have full access and I pulled
down the latest cvsup of src for current. This was the second time I did
the reinstall. The first time I set a root password and the same thing
happened, a login core dump. So, for now I am hoping a clean build will
cure the problem.
Jon Noack wrote:
> On 06/16/04 08:53, Paul Horechuk wrote:
>
>> I just finished a binary upgrade from 4.7 to 5.21. The /usr/src tree
>> has been cleaned out and /etc backed up. Everything appeard to go as
>> expected. The system installed the root account with no password. I
>> set a password and restored my hosts file. Upon a reboot I get the
>> following after entering a username (any name):
>> login: Unable to dlopen(/usr/lib/pam_nologin.so)
>> Login: [dlerror: /lib/libutil.so.4: undefined symbol "mac_is_present"]
>> login: adding faulty module: /usr/lib/pam_nologin.so
>>
>> then I get a core dump (login.core)
>>
>> I have to crash the system (Ctrl+Alt+Del) and login vy single user
>> mode, but I don't have network access.
>>
>> Without a network I cannot cvsup any patches.
>
>
> What I do when I need network access in single-user mode (mount disks,
> turn on swap, turn on networking):
> 1) 'fsck -p' (ensure disk consistency)
> 2) 'mount -u /' (remount / as rw)
> 3) 'mount -at ufs' (mount the rest of the local partitions)
> 4) 'swapon -a' (get swap going)
> 5) '/etc/netstart' (start networking)
>
> This may skip steps, do more than needed, or not use the right commands
> -- I don't know. It's just always worked for me...
>
> Jon
>
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