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PAM authentication issue #14745
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Hi Below is the output : The user is apart of the frrvty group as well shown in my initial comment. Also I prefer not giving sudo access to this user to fix, the user account is used for my looking glass. |
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Ok, so I have done the above and after looking at the diagnostics comparing accessing the vtysh shell from root compared to the non-root user, this was the only difference I could find - Still looking further to what is possibly causing the problem : ROOT NON-ROOT Additionally, I've added that user to the sudo group and I still get the output when entering vtysh, however if I use "sudo vtysh" the error doesn't happen. I've tried to replicate this on another box and I get the same output, so I suspect its something to do with version 9.0.1 these boxes were previously on 8.1 and didn't have this problem, only after update. Will keep you updated if I find anything. |
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Can you show the full strace output |
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sorry for the late response, please see below : |
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Is this called by root user or not? |
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apologies, that is the root output, here is the non-root output : |
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Hello, Have you been able to find a problem here? |
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Can you show |
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***@***.***:~# ls -la /var/run
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 4 May 7 2021 /var/run -> /run
…On Mon, 15 Jan 2024 at 09:40, Donatas Abraitis ***@***.***> wrote:
Can you show ls -la /var/run?
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Here you go : |
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Can you do this for example |
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this is very strange i've also included the output of i also get the same output from the root user : |
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@dkay-zaxxx check this PR #15163. Basically, just change |
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thank you. I can confirm that the fix works |
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Correct fix is to replace Unfortunately, fixing this correctly in packages will be … some effort to make sure we don't break setups. |
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in other words, why do we need |
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This discussion was converted from issue #14740 on November 07, 2023 15:04.
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Hello
Below are the details of the system running FRR :
FRR - 9.0.1
OS - Debian 11 (bullseye)
KERNEL - 5.10.0-26-amd64
When trying to access vtysh via a non-root user we get the following error, upon successfully accessing the vtysh shell :
I'm able to get into the tty just fine, just curious to why this vtysh_pam: Failed in account validation: Permission denied(6) is being displayed. The user that is accessing vtysh has the following permissions :
Prior to updating to 9.0.1 this wasn't the case, I've checked at various forums but cannot find any solutions for the above so I thought I'd bring it to your attention.
Thanks,
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