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2004 Jun 17
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[Bug 881] PAM: authentication thread exited unexpectedly
...ited unexpectedly".
With SRM, the kernel uses lnodes (Limit nodes) associated with uids to
track usage and allocation for RAM, CPU and logins.
An lnode can be created manually after the userid has been created or
automatically the first time a user logs in. This is done by a PAM
module - pam_srm.
http://docs.sun.com/db/doc/816-7750/6mdo1u7fr?q=pam_srm&a=view
If the account logging in does not have an lnode, the module runs a script
/etc/srm/nolnode to generate one. SSH is exiting as a result of calling this
PAM module - if I comment out that PAM module the user can log in. lnodes a...