hi ya vestor
yu get the "/etc/nologin" file created during shutdown ...
and upon reboot...or shutdown... it is NOT cleaning up after itself...
if you pulled the power on it or something odd... it is not yet
able to resync itself... gotta keep rebooting n-times till it works right
try init 6, sh
also sprach vester (on Sun, 01 Jul 2001 06:44:12PM +0200):
> okay...i found something. i think alvin was right when he pointed out that
> it could be because of /etc/nologin (but i cannot log in as root
> either)... the thing is, the file is there,
> and i already deleted it but it always comes bac
okay...i found something. i think alvin was right when he pointed out that
it could be because of /etc/nologin (but i cannot log in as root
either)... the thing is, the file is there,
and i already deleted it but it always comes back. there also is a
/etc/nologin.boot and a script /etc/init.d/rmn
hi!
i am doing this in single user mode obviously...
> - make sure your / is NOT 100%
uhm...what do you mean? it's not 100% full if that is what you meant =)
> - make sure "touch /foo.test.txt" works ( it should be writable )
works perfectly fine
> - make sure you do NOT have /etc/nologi
hi ya
guessing ...
- make sure your / is NOT 100%
- make sure "touch /foo.test.txt" works ( it should be writable )
- make sure you do NOT have /etc/nologin
- make sure df shows all your partitions
- or ... you might have a corrupted libcrypt and/or libpams
since single user login
hello...
i am still unable to log into my system, however, i am a little wiser than
before.
here is what i know:
-i am unable to log into my system. the system boots as usual, at the
login prompt i login (either normal user or root), give my password and
get a "login incorrect"
-i am able to l
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