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login issue in solaris5.6
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I have reset the account on solaris 5.6. After resetting, User unable to login and putty gets closed once enter the password. Please suggest ASAP.....

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It might be related to user shell just check and what shell is assign to user .
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It might be related to user shell just check and what shell is assign to user .
user shell is KSH

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What account ? How did you reset it ?
Normal user account.

#passwd <username>
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Can you successfully run that command as root ?
Code:
su - username
Any error message ?
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Can you successfully run that command as root ?
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su - username
Any error message ?
Am able to login to that account as a root.
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Then check user home directory and permissions, If the directory is not exists create a user home directory with the respective user permissions.

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