| 2011-10-23 13:12:02 |
Takkat |
description |
Acess to login was restricted for user2 by defining restrictions from pam_time in /etc/time.conf (user1 was granted full access)
*;*;user1;Al0000-2400
*;*;user2;Wk0000-2400 # user2 has no access on weekends
Pam_time was added to /etc/pam.d/lightdm by the line
account required pam_time.so
We expect login for user2 to be restricted but login for user1 is still granted.
Instead we observe the following:
* login as user2 fails with wrong password error.
* repeated login as user2 or user1 - no errors but login fails.
* switching to user1 (or another user) in the greeter: no field to give in a password is displayed.
* Shut down from menu on panel becomes unresponsive
Thus after a rejected login due to restrictions from pam_time we cannot resume working on this machine without a forced reboot (via tty or magic SysRq).
Running lightdm 1.0.1 on updated Ubuntu 11.10 am64
Included is an excerpt from auth.log. |
Acess to login was restricted for user2 by defining restrictions from pam_time in /etc/security/time.conf (user1 was granted full access)
*;*;user1;Al0000-2400
*;*;user2;Wk0000-2400 # user2 has no access on weekends
Pam_time was added to /etc/pam.d/lightdm by the line
account required pam_time.so
We expect login for user2 to be restricted but login for user1 is still granted.
Instead we observe the following:
* login as user2 fails with wrong password error.
* repeated login as user2 or user1 - no errors but login fails.
* switching to user1 (or another user) in the greeter: no field to give in a password is displayed.
* Shut down from menu on panel becomes unresponsive
Thus after a rejected login due to restrictions from pam_time we cannot resume working on this machine without a forced reboot (via tty or magic SysRq).
Running lightdm 1.0.1 on updated Ubuntu 11.10 am64
Included is an excerpt from auth.log. |
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