Re: [Fwd: Re: [Jailkit-users] cannot find user name uid 1001: Success]

[Olivier Sessink]

Jochen Mattes wrote:
> Olivier Sessink wrote:
> > Jochen Mattes wrote:
> > > > > sshd: Accepted password for joe:from 127.0.0.1 port 18700 ssh2
> > > > > sshd: subsystem request for sftp
> > > > > jk_chrootsh: now entering jail /home/jail for user joe (1001)
> > > > > jk_lsh: jk_lsh version 2.3, started
> > > > > jk_lsh: cannot find user name for uid 1001:Success
> > > >
> > > > jk_lsh runs inside the chroot jail, and tries to find out who user 
> > > > 1001 is. could be your <jail>/etc/passwd file, or <jail>/lib/libnss* 
> > > > libraries or <jail>/etc/nsswitch.conf that are missing
> > > >
> > > > regards,
> > > > Olivier
> > > thanks for the reply. I checked the files, but they do all exist.
> >
> > hmm it all seems fine indeed. Can you give some more information on 
> > your system? 32bit? 64bit? (have you checked /lib64 ? is jk_lsh a 
> > 32bit or a 64bit executable?) distribution?
> >
> > Olivier
>
> The server runs on Suse 10 Enterprise Server 64 bit and the jk_lsh 
> should be a 64bit excecutable as well.
>
> After adapting the jk_init.ini to use the nss 64bit libaries there is a
> new entry in the log file (messages):
> *
> jk_lsh[2144]: section DEFAULT does not have a key executables*

it seems that <jail>/etc/jailkit/jk_lsh.ini has no correct configuration 
for your user.

can you post it?

regards,
        Olivier