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I got an error report from the 'grpck' command, but I have no idea about it.
Could anybody give me some suggestions?
# /usr/sbin/grpck
group root has an entry in /etc/gshadow, but its password field in /etc/group is not set to 'x'
group bin has an entry in /etc/gshadow, but its password field in /etc/group is not set to 'x'
group daemon has an entry in /etc/gshadow, but its password field in /etc/group is not set to 'x'
group sys has an entry in /etc/gshadow, but its password field in /etc/group is not set to 'x'
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Last edited by chenct (2009-07-21 13:39:53)
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Looks like a result of the recent update of the "shadow" package. I solved it by just following the recommendation and putting an 'x' wherever the password was empty:
sed -i -e 's/::/:x:/' /etc/group
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Looks like a result of the recent update of the "shadow" package. I solved it by just following the recommendation and putting an 'x' wherever the password was empty:
sed -i -e 's/::/:x:/' /etc/group
it works. thanks a lot.
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This works only if you have no line with ':!:' and so repeat the sed with othere paramters in this case. Do anyone knows why the char in /etc/group switch from '!' to 'x'?
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