Hello, "pelzflorian (Florian Pelz)" <pelzflor...@pelzflorian.de> skribis:
> After I reconfigured to a broken, unbootable generation and then > rebooted to an old working generation, I found my user account > password was locked. This was my /etc/shadow: > > root::18045:::::: > florian:!:18045:::::: > nobody:!:18045:::::: > guixbuilder01:!:18045:::::: > guixbuilder02:!:18045:::::: > guixbuilder03:!:18045:::::: > guixbuilder04:!:18045:::::: > guixbuilder05:!:18045:::::: > guixbuilder06:!:18045:::::: > guixbuilder07:!:18045:::::: > guixbuilder08:!:18045:::::: > guixbuilder09:!:18045:::::: > guixbuilder10:!:18045:::::: > ntpd:!:18045:::::: > messagebus:!:18045:::::: > polkitd:!:18045:::::: > geoclue:!:18045:::::: > colord:!:18045:::::: > avahi:!:18045:::::: > gdm:!:18045:::::: > httpd:!:18045:::::: > > Logging in as root (root had an empty password before as well) and > running `passwd florian` fixed it, and I *cannot* reproduce the bug > anymore by booting the broken generation again, i.e. my password > remains set now. Did the old generation you booted have user ‘florian’? Also, how old was it? User account management changed in March (commit 0ae735bcc8ff7fdc89d67b492bdee9091ee19e86). Ludo’.
