then goto /etc to check the user enviroment file.
Zoki wrote:
Le 09/07/2003 03:53, « Deepak Nair » <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :i get this message while logging in as a non-root user : No directory /home/username! Logging in with home="/" bash-2.05 $ what could be wrong, everything was fine till a few days ago, i didn't change any config's, has anybody encountered this problem and rectified it? Pls help*** Something or somebody must've done something. Home directories don't get lost by them selves. While you try to remember what has been done between today and the day it still worked, you might want to check: 1/ Like David proposed, if your home dir still exists in /home ls /home/ 2/ Check that it has the right permissions (775 or 755) and user:group settings ls -l /home/ 3/ Check that your /etc/passwd didn't get hosed ls -l /etc/passwd 4/ Check what /etc/password says your home dir should be. grep [your_username] /etc/passwd 5/ Give us the results.
