Yesterday's rawhide sync killed dhclient here and as a result I lost the network. Since all users are in ldap+krb+nfs home this means they could not be used. However root is *not* a network user, it's a local one exactly for this reason (ie fixups when network is AWOL), and it saved the day in the past. This time the root account was dead. I had to restart in single mode, and switch the eth entry to fixed address, then restart network before root was allowed to log in again.
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Dan, would you look into this? I suspect it has something to do with the SELinux patches.
Maybe, but SELinux should be turned off if they are not running a 2.6 kernel with a loaded policy. What is being reported in /var/log/messages?
Well, obviously I didn't test killing the box every day since I filled this bug;). I'll try to reproduce it tomorrow when I have access to the system.
Created attachment 97049 [details] Full non-network /var/log/messages boot log
I reproduced it today after a new rawhide sync (since dhcp was fixed I yanked the network wire). Attached is the full /var/log/messages for this boot. Local root login was attempted thrice, but does not even seem to be registered in the logs.
I don't think this is SE Linux. I think it's the long-standing problem with the pam auth file. In other words, this is a dup of bug #55193, from 2001-10-26. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 55193 ***
Changed to 'CLOSED' state since 'RESOLVED' has been deprecated.