How does one find out about things like "login.block"?
I had never heard of it before, my box does not have a file like that,
it has no man page about it...
This is one of those times that google is NOT my friend.
"/etc/login.block" shows nothing.
Jim G
On Fri, 2010-10-01 at 16:50 -0800, Thomison, Lee wrote:
> Turns out this behavior is caused by placing a username in a file called /etc/login.block.
> Thanks to all.
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