recent gutsy updates broke my pam config (maybe)
Art Alexion
art.alexion at verizon.net
Thu Oct 11 17:34:33 UTC 2007
I have been running gutsy for a month or two without insurmountable
problems ... until this past weekend's updates.
After a kernel update I rebooted. Now I can't log into KDE, and I am having
problems in the console; specifcally cifs errors ,
CIFS VFS: cifs_mount failed w/return code = -13
mount error 13 = permission denied
...
[manpage info (manpage not really helpful here)]
...
pmvarrun: creating /var/run/pam-mountpmvarrun parsed count value 0
When I try to log onto KDE I get a small, non-KDE dialog informing me that
kstartupconfig would not start. Dismissing it by hitting OK results in X
restarting.
When I try to run kstartupconfig from a console I get
trying to create local folder /home/art/.kde/share: permission denied
repeated 4 times.
Even though the owners of ~/.kde are art:art and the permissions are
drwx------
I don't have permission to browse as regular user.
I think the recent pam updates broke the changes I had made with sadms to
configure a domain login. I made backups of the files I edited
in /etc/pam.d, but I don't want to restore them unless I can't otherwise fix
this.
Anyone else with the same problem or any ideas?
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