>Troy,
>First thing I'd do is "file /bin/login" and make sure it is
>an executable and *NOT* a shell script!
It wasn't. But it wasn't the same size as /bin/login on another 4.2
machine I have.
>
>Check the date and size on the file.
>
>Do you have a file called /etc/usertty ?
>If so, what's in it?
>
>Maybe need to reinstall util-linux ?
>
I upgraded to the version in the 4.2 udates.
Before I did the upgrade, I rpm -V util-linux on the two servers. On
reported nothing, but the one that has been having the root login problem
reported this:
[root /etc]# rpm -V util-linux
S.5..... /bin/login
S.5..... /usr/bin/chfn
S.5..... /usr/bin/chsh
What I'm concerned about is if someone has hacked my server. An what else
could/should be checked?
Troy
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