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Username with more than 8 Characters
Hey,
i'm using AIX 5.3 which authenticates against a Microsoft Active Directory. Everything works fine but like everytime there's a problem. I created users with usernames with more than 8 characters. Now i tried do login on AIX with these users, which didn't work. The login-window prohibits the entry of more than 8 characters. Trying to login by shell succeeds. Same behaviour using the ls-command. Only 8 characters are displayed. In my opinion the backround works allright because... (see exmaple) Example: users: testuser & testuser2 --> chown testuser2 folder --> ls -altr shows: drwxrwxrwx testuser .... Trying to open the folder as testuser collapses. Trying to open folder as testuser2 succeeds. Most important is the problem with the login-window. how can i permit typing more than 8 characters?? Thx |
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