Re: pam_unix with new install of f8

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On Friday 02 May 2008 05:32:50 pm g wrote:
> after several install attempts of f8, i finally had success. or so
> i thought.
>
> when attempting to login as user or as root, i get kicked out and
> hit with login prompt again.
>
> '/var/log/secure' shows:
> Apr 30 07:18:03 argosyiayia login: pam_unix(login:session): \
>  session opened for user root by LOGIN(uid=0)
> Apr 30 07:18:03 argosyiayia login: ROOT LOGIN ON tty1
> Apr 30 07:18:03 argosyiayia login: pam_unix(login:session): \
>  session closed for user root
> Apr 30 07:18:10 argosyiayia sshd[2101]: Received signal 15;
> terminating. Apr 30 07:21:32 argosyiayia sshd[2098]: Server
> listening on :: port 22. Apr 30 07:21:32 argosyiayia sshd[2098]:
> error: Bind to port 22 on 0.0.0.0 \ failed: Address already in
> use.
> Apr 30 07:22:00 argosyiayia login: pam_unix(login:session): \
>  session opened for user geo by LOGIN(uid=0)
> Apr 30 07:22:00 argosyiayia login: LOGIN ON tty1 BY geo
> Apr 30 07:22:00 argosyiayia login: pam_unix(login:session): \
>  session closed for user geo
> Apr 30 07:22:05 argosyiayia sshd[2098]: Received signal 15; \
>  terminating.
>
> suggestions?

What do you mean by "several install attempts"? What was going wrong 
there?

As for suggestions, I'd probably start off using rpm to verify the 
installation. An fsck wouldn't hurt either.

If those don't identify the problem, I'd try booting up to the 
different init states, and logging in. Single user first, init 2, 
and then init 3. The idea being to first establish what does work, 
if rpm verifies that everything was installed correctly. 

Once you know what does work, you can proceed to establish where the 
failure is.

I'd also be curious as to what's running on port 22. netstat is your 
friend there.

    -dwight-



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