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2014 Mar 05
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Bad Password - #010#012#015#177INCORRECT : ssh -> pam -> libpam_sqlite -> sqlite3
...n ssh is attempted, OpenSSH module is trying
to get the user info from the /etc/passwd file and when it found that the
user does not exist, it passes "#010#012#015#177INCORRECT" as the password
(and discards the password entered by the user) to the libpam_sqlite
module. Then obviously the libpam_sqlite3 denies access to the user because
the password is incorrect!
When looked into the OpenSSH code, I found that getpwnam() in
auth.c::getpwnamallow() sets pw = NULL and so the following message appears!
debug3: mm_answer_pwnamallow: sending MONITOR_ANS_PWNAM: 0
Invalid user XXXXXX from A.B.C.D
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