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From: Heinz M�ller on 19 Jun 2008 16:10 Indeed, problem was that user svctag wasn't able to login. With the finish script I change the root home dir from / to /root and make a chmod 700 on /root. I changed it to 755 and everything went fine. The home dir from svctag is also /root. I don't understand why? For "user" lp, daemon or sys the home dirs are also /root !! I only have one explanation: After installing and with the first boot, the services are registered and the home dirs of svctag, lp, daemon and lp were set to the home dir of root ( /root ). I verified this with a manual installation and changed nothing. All home dir are set to / !!! I'm confused! Heinz
From: ITguy on 19 Jun 2008 18:40
On Jun 19, 3:10 pm, "Heinz Müller" <onkelhe...(a)mscologne.de> wrote: > Indeed, > > problem was that user svctag wasn't able to login. > > With the finish script I change the root home dir from / to /root and make a > chmod 700 on /root. > I changed it to 755 and everything went fine. > > The home dir from svctag is also /root. I don't understand why? For "user" > lp, daemon or sys the > home dirs are also /root !! > > I only have one explanation: > > After installing and with the first boot, the services are registered and > the home dirs of svctag, lp, > daemon and lp were set to the home dir of root ( /root ). > > I verified this with a manual installation and changed nothing. All home dir > are set to / !!! > > I'm confused! > > Heinz Your finish script may need some work. I also change the root user's home directory with a finish script, but it has never modified any other user accounts - and I have never encountered the problem you've described. |