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Title: Cann't login as a user in SSH
Post by: Sup_R_maN on April 27, 2005, 03:28:43 PM
Hi!

I've got a problem: I tried to ligin to my SME 6.02 server, but i can't. I tried to use Putty and the consol of Linux, but it didn't work.
The server's msg:
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*user*@linux:~> ssh 192.168.1.110
*user*@192.168.1.110's password:

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Mitel Networks SME Server
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Standard user login services have been disabled.


Terminating connection.
Connection to 192.168.1.110 closed.
*user*@linux:~>

The *user* is the same in the linux-client and in the server.
It worked, that I logged in as 'admin', but than I wasn't able to use the normal console, there was only the admin's interface.

Can  you help me?
Title: Cann't login as a user in SSH
Post by: arthurhanlon on April 27, 2005, 03:37:14 PM
Hi there,

You won't be able to log in through SSH using a username and password but you will be able to access the shell by logging in as "root" with the password you set as admin at install.

Hope this helps,

Arthur
Title: Cann't login as a user in SSH
Post by: Sup_R_maN on April 27, 2005, 03:42:38 PM
I've done it with the edit of /etc/passwd, thx 4 the help
Title: Cann't login as a user in SSH
Post by: jackl on May 01, 2005, 01:28:16 AM
sup_r_man
how did you do that ..change sshell to bash in passwd ?
beware!

regards
Jack
Title: Cann't login as a user in SSH
Post by: Sup_R_maN on May 02, 2005, 09:34:40 PM
Quote
sup_r_man
how did you do that ..change sshell to bash in passwd ?
beware!

regards
Jack

Yes, I changed it from sshell to bash for some users, and it works fine. See the admin's config, and copy it to the user. But be careful, don't give admin right for all user/group.
Title: Cann't login as a user in SSH
Post by: chrisparker on May 03, 2005, 01:33:49 AM
If you HAVE to change the shell for some users (not recommended) you would be better using the chsh command..,