RE: Again problems with shell users

From: William Hooper (whooperhsd3_at_earthlink.net)
Date: 04/03/04

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    Rolf Berkenbosch said:
    > How is that log file called?

    First check:
    /var/log/messages
    /var/log/secure

    If nothing turns up there...

    Make sure no one is using SSH.
    Stop the SSH server:
    # /sbin/service sshd stop

    Start SSH in debug mode (this will show you the debug output on the console
    # /usr/sbin/sshd -dd

    Try to log into the SSH server. 

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William Hooper
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