Thanks for the replies, Brenda and Woogie. * Brenda J. Butler [2007-05-06T20:06-0400]: > > On Sun, May 06, 2007 at 09:45:17PM +0100, Woogie wrote: > > Check the contents of $LD_LIBRARY_PATH - it's a "considered harmful" > > Clearly, your shell-under-sshd is not finding your loadable > libraries. $ echo $LD_LIBRARY_PATH /home/dle/.local/lib I think that must be set by autopackage, but I don't know where. Unsetting it does not help. And as Brenda implies, it should not really matter. > One way to fix it is to explicitly set LD_LIBRARY_PATH. Explicitly setting it to /lib:/usr/lib doesn't help. > But, I think LD_LIBRARY_PATH is meant for libs in weird > locations, so there must be another way to configure where the > system loadable libraries are. I wish I knew what it was ... > > Or, maybe it's an sshd config item having to do with libraries. That wouldn't explain the terminals, though. > Or PAM. Doesn't seem to be, judging from a scan through /etc/pam.d/ . > A quick grep through my /etc (caveat: I'm running Debian, > not ubuntu) for '/lib' shows up sestatus.conf as a possibility > for your problem (although this may be way off base, I know > nothing about selinux). No selinux here, except for /lib/libselinux.so.1, part of the libselinux1 package. Wah, Dave. -- Dave Edwards <dle @ sympatico.ca> Freelance and Technical Writer, With Special Interest in Open Source Software http://bigStory.homelinux.org
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