Beiträge von DarthVegan1969

Zitat von votdev

No, it is because /usr/sbin/rpc.mountd: bad version number: 0. Have a look here.

Yep that fixed it for me after it was broken applying updates... Easy-peasy fix once it is known... Thanks!

For the record, after cd'ing to /etc/pam.d, you can do a global search and replace for it in all files in the current working directory..

sed -i 's|pam_tally2.so|pam_faillock.so|g' *