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Hi,
I just did a system update (over 800 MB of updates). Now, I cannot login anymore. slim only beeps when I try to login and on the Virtual Terminal I only get "Login incorrect". No matter if I login with my regular user or with root.
The thing is however: I can still login via SSH using my public key. When logged in, I can switch to the root user either via su (with the correct root password) or with sudo (with the correct password of my user). But I cannot login via SSH with password authentication (it is allowed in sshd_config).
Is it possible, that this has something to do with PAM? According to /etc/pam.d there were changes to the 'login' files. It now contains the following content:
#%PAM-1.0
auth required pam_securetty.so
auth requisite pam_nologin.so
auth include system-local-login
account include system-local-login
session include system-local-loginSince I don't know anything about PAM, is there anything wrong with this?
I also updated my pacdiff files, but I can't remember correctly which files I changed (I did the update some time ago but I first rebooted today). Is there a way to see which files pacdiff changed?
So, do you have any clues what might be wrong?
Best regards,
pyro
Last edited by pyro539 (2013-09-17 13:24:29)
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Okay, I just solved the problem. Apparently, pacdiff updated the /etc/shells file (a list of all allowed login shells). Since I use /bin/zsh as input shell I could not login anymore. I have now updated /etc/shells and it works again.
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