BTW - 1. Should have added RH7.2....
2. A new clue, the highest UID I can change to is 3590!?!?!
3. Sorry for having to hide the real names/numbers.
I have added a new user which requires a specific UID.
useradd -c "Example Agent Account" -g eaa -d /eaa -u 6000 examp03
Trying to login using Putty I enter the ID and password then get:
PuTTY Fatal Error - Server sent disconnect message: "Command terminated on
signal 25."
Using usermod I knock the UID down to a low order number and I can log in
correctly.
usermod -u 511 examp03
This tells me there is probably a MAXIMUM UID so I looked in /etc/login.defs
and found:
UID_MAX 60000
which is well above my 6000 number.
BTW - 1. Should have added RH7.2....
2. A new clue, the highest UID I can change to is 3590!?!?!
3. Sorry for having to hide the real names/numbers - security thing.
/var/log/messages:
Dec 10 14:27:48 host PAM-warn[8757]: service: sshd [on terminal: NODEVssh]
Dec 10 14:27:48 host PAM-warn[8757]: user: (uid=0) -> examp03
[remote:?nobody@xxxxxxxx]
Dec 10 14:27:48 host sshd(pam_unix)[8757]: authentication failure;
logname= uid=0 euid=0 tty=NODEVssh ruser= rhost=10.1.1.1 user=examp03
Dec 10 14:28:03 host PAM-warn[8757]: service: sshd [on terminal: NODEVssh]
Dec 10 14:28:03 host PAM-warn[8757]: user: (uid=0) -> examp03
[remote:?nobody@xxxxxxxx]
Dec 10 14:28:03 host sshd(pam_unix)[8757]: session opened for user examp03
by (uid=0)
Dec 10 14:28:03 host sshd(pam_unix)[8757]: session closed for user examp03
I've upgraded openssl and openssh to match a similar system and it works
just fine.
Any ideas where I can look next???
Thanks
Steve
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