ftp & su question.
2007-12-25 10:18:00
me on this and my Backspace / Delete question.
I apologize for my unclear questions.
The 2 systems I have both run Solaris 2.6 For both systems the shell
for root is csh. Neither systems have either a "etc/shells" or a
"etc/ftpusers". Or do they exist anywhere else on the system. Also the
/etc/default/su are the same.
I don't want to know how to change the user's or root's password, I'm
puzzled at the difference.
On system A:
When su -u
the uid = root and the gid = other.
However when I type passwd it responds
Changing passwd <username> " The one I su ed from.
If I ftp into this system, I may as root.
On System B:
When su -u
the uid=root and the gid=other
However when I type passwd it responds
Changing password for root
If I ftp into this system, it comes back with incorrect login. (though
the password is correct).
I also apologize for those whom I wasted their time and think that I
should quote:
"Please check the FAQ and the archives for this list before posting.
Some
of your questions are pretty basic, and not really appropriate for a
list
meant for *urgent* system administration issues."
unquote.
I know my questions are basics, but I thought that was were people
started to reach the stage were you capable of solving *urgent*
matters. I would suggest that they thread their mai to filter my
messages to somewhere that does not clutter their mailboxes and waste
their *urgent* time with my basic questions.
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Inas
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