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Isn't that init 2? or is init 1 single user mode. I always forget them.
I was able to fix the problem by booting from the redhat system admin
mini-disk.
Thanks for the help.
> How about single user mode? That uses a local account. linux 1
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> W. Chris Shank wrote:
>
>>I setup LDAP for central logon (so I thought). I have a test
>> workstation (RH8) which I used the authentication utility to setup as
>> LDAP
>>authentication. However, I must not have the something configured
>> correctly - cause now I can't login at all. I tried booting to init 2
>> and still can't get in (even with local root). Anyone know how I could
>> gain access to this machine - so I don't have to reinstall?
>>
>>thanks
>>
>>
>>
>>
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