>What does > # pwck -r >say ? That listed some errors, so I ran pwck and cleared most of them up.
>Does /etc/nologin or /etc/nologin.boot exist? They would prevent people >from logging in (exception). This was the real culprit, as both files existed. RM'd both files and problem is gone. :) ># grep nologin /etc/init.d/* >may also provide some clues. Nothing in the init.d directory, imagine all it takes is the presence of the other two files in the etc directory. Thanks, Patrick
