OS: Solaris 8
ssh version : 3.1
Most systems allow ssh root logins but a small number do not. The /etc/default/login CONSOLE entry allows root login. After typing in root's password the password prompt comes right back. Any ideas would be appreciated.
We have numerous systems set up with SSH and have had no problem logging into systems as ROOT until recently. Some systems, even though /etc/default/login -> CONSOLE is set up to allow for ROOT login, don't allow root logins. Once the password is entered it returns back to the password prompt...
I had an error occur with this script but once the "nf=$" was replaced with a "nf=`" and then a "`" was added to the end of the line "nf=`(echo $f|....)` it worked.
ls -1 /mydir|while read f
do
nf=$(echo $f|tr ':' '.')
NOTE: The above line errored out so I...
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