Nsswitch and Pam.d problem
Jonathan Hartje
hartje at arlut.utexas.edu
Mon Oct 25 11:50:13 MDT 2004
sounds like either the /etc/passwd or the /etc/shaddow file has been
corrupted. I'd replace both from a working machine to fix the root login
problem.
Good luck,
Jonathan
B1smooth wrote:
> I changed my authentication scheme via authentication gui to include
> LDAP and maybe SMB(can't remember). I rebooted Ydl and I was unable to
> login as root or any users. I downloaded ext2 support for osx, mounted
> my root partition and edited my nsswitch.conf file. I removed all
> instances of ldap and nis from the
> file to look like
>
> passwd: files
> group: files
> shadow: files
>
> I even changed the public_key to files.
> I still can't get into my YDL 3.0.1 distro. Do I need to edit
> something in my pam.d folder? Anyone have any other suggestions...I
> have full access to my root partition in 10.3.
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