Show Posts
This section allows you to view all posts made by this member. Note that you can only see posts made in areas you currently have access to.
Pages: [1]
1
CentOS-WebPanel Bugs / Users - Shell Access enable/disable
« on: January 30, 2015, 10:18:59 PM »
Hey everyone, I am having issues with SSH working for a user I created when logging in it tells me the following:
root@cyrus:~# ssh cfc@10.0.0.209
cfc@10.0.0.209's password:
Write failed: Broken pipe
It works perfectly for root login, so I began troubleshooting. When I had set up the new user in the panel initially I had un-checked shell access box which is default. However when I do check it, the settings don't take effect. And I still get the above error. I also created an additional new account this time; and checked the shell access box, and the user shell account login does work successfully. But if I try to un-check shell access on that account and save, the settings don't change.
Anyway I have a user account that I would really hate to delete and redo just to get shell access. Does anyone know how I can manually enable shell access for this user since the panel is not allowing me? I also want to note I did check some files in /etc/passwd, and the problem user account configuration lines does have /bin/bash already enabled..
CWP version: 0.9.7
Thanks so much for your time, I surely do appreciate this panel so much that I am going to donate to your cause
root@cyrus:~# ssh cfc@10.0.0.209
cfc@10.0.0.209's password:
Write failed: Broken pipe
It works perfectly for root login, so I began troubleshooting. When I had set up the new user in the panel initially I had un-checked shell access box which is default. However when I do check it, the settings don't take effect. And I still get the above error. I also created an additional new account this time; and checked the shell access box, and the user shell account login does work successfully. But if I try to un-check shell access on that account and save, the settings don't change.
Anyway I have a user account that I would really hate to delete and redo just to get shell access. Does anyone know how I can manually enable shell access for this user since the panel is not allowing me? I also want to note I did check some files in /etc/passwd, and the problem user account configuration lines does have /bin/bash already enabled..
CWP version: 0.9.7
Thanks so much for your time, I surely do appreciate this panel so much that I am going to donate to your cause
Pages: [1]
