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Subject: Re: Error in service module
From: Steve Langasek (vorlon
netexpress.net)Date: Wed Dec 20 2000 - 15:33:29 CST
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Hello,
> I'm in trouble with a pam module...
> where can I look for the explanation of this message:
> Dec 19 17:07:21 lgn login[5893]: FAILED LOGIN SESSION FROM
> localhost.localdomain FOR (null), Error in service module
'Error in service module' indicates a fatal error in the PAM environment,
typically one that can't be explained or recovered from. E.g., PAM returns
this if no conversation function is available; individual modules may return
this error if the application fails to provide a username, if the current user
can't be identified, etc.
What does your PAM config file look like? (/etc/pam.d/login, or /etc/pam.conf)
This may provide further clues as to the nature of the problem. Also, what
OS/distribution are you running?
Steve Langasek
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