Re: SSH on armv5tel: "You don't exist, go away!"
- From: Steven Mocking <ufo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2007 17:38:37 +0200
maurizio.crozzoli@xxxxxxxxx schreef:
If you run ./getpwuidtest, you should see what goes wrong with getpwuid.
If nothing goes wrong, the linking is probably incorrect.
Thanks for this test code: what we get is "ENOENT" on the PXA system.
On the contrary if we run it on a Debian-based x86 platform we get
"All is well". There's a difference...
That means the profile was not found. It's probably looking in the wrong place for some reason. What if you strace it like this?
strace ./testgetpwuid 2>&1 | less
Censor the output thoroughly (strip ips, nis domains, hostnames, password hashes!, uids, etc) if you want to paste it here.
For NIS setups you should see a sendto() call being made to your NIS server, for systems with local password files you should see a open("/etc/passwd", O_RDONLY);
It may also be both - that depends on the specific settings which you've not yet shared with us.
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