From: bribbeck@exucom.com (Bob Ribbeck) Subject: Re: More SLS 99.2 problems-Client logins/menu Date: 21 Jan 1993 03:32:55 GMT
Safuat Hamdy (hamdy@rzdspc18.informatik.uni-hamburg.de) wrote:
: In article <1993Jan16.010537.3284@exucom.com>, bribbeck@exucom.com (Bob Ribbeck) writes:
: |>
: |> Has anyone else had problems with users other than root?? I get
: |> Shell-init permission denied with permission denied all over when
: |> loged in as non root. If a nonuser tries to run menu it core dumps.
: |> Any Ideas or is this another bug .
: Your first problem sounds hardly like an improper-set-permissions-problem.
: Check the following:
: 1. who owns the login-dir of your user? (must be owned by that user)
: 2. who owns the files .profile , .bash_profile , .bashrc , etc. in the user's login-dir?
: 3. do the init-files have the permissions rwx for the owner?
: 4. do your user's login-dir has the permissions rwx for the owner?
: 5. are the binaries readable by the world?
: 6. do the dirs in which the binaries reside have the permissions drwxr-xr-x ?
: hope that helps
: Safuat Hamdy
Login dir's are owned by the user,if they have .profile etc it is theirs.
The /bin /usr/bin /etc are accessable by users as is /home and their directorys.
Init sh bash passwd etc are all executable by anyone. I know this sounds like
a permissions problem but everything runs it is not really denying permission.
And why menu causes core dumps for a non-root user makes even less sense.
I really think its a bug in the new sls kernal.