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Glen Starrett wrote: > Well, the config.log says it found PAM. Should there be a cvs file in > pam.d? (there isn't). SystemAuth was commented out, but I set it to > =yes just in case then committed it. Then I removed my user from passwd > (it was the only one in there) and then later remove the entire passwd > file. The login failed in both circumstances. Am I missing something? > You don't need a cvs file in pam.d as it'll fall back to 'other' instead (which is what I use on the main cvs repository). Of course if your 'other' file isn't setup to let anyone in then it won't work.... On debian it file looks like: auth required pam_unix.so account required pam_unix.so password required pam_unix.so session required pam_unix.so ...which is pretty much a standard configuration. You should get a log from PAM when you login, which in debian is in /var/log/auth.log - no idea where it is on redhat though. Tony