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Troubleshooting

Your account are not allowed to access to crontab because of pam configuration.

Posted on: April 9, 2019March 6, 2022

A password expiry error will be thrown, account are not allowed to create a cron job by saying PAM configuration in place.

How to enable last login information for SFTP chroot or non-chroot users
FTP Server

How to enable last login information for SFTP chroot or non-chroot users

Posted on: September 17, 2018March 6, 2022

Introduction In this guide, we are looking into a PAM implementation. By default, SFTP chroots and non-chroot users’ last login information will not be saved, To get the same we […]

  1. Gerald on Single Node OKD (OpenShift) Setup: A Fast and Easy GuideDecember 15, 2024

    Hi, in the 'Starting with Bootstrapping' step I have this error: DEBUG Still waiting for the Kubernetes API: Get "https://api.xxx.local:6443/version":…

  2. jos on How to Configure Sudo email alertMarch 4, 2022

    Hi! Some way to send commands write as root by email? Thanks!

  3. paul on Monitoring Proxmox with InfluxDB and Grafana in 4 Easy stepsMarch 1, 2022

    Tried 12966 per your example, got error "failed to import dashboard."

  4. Anonymous on Migrate existing Iptables to Nftables in RHEL8/CentOSFebruary 27, 2022

    I followed the procedures and successfully loaded some weird 8081 port configurations needed for the app, however I discovered it…

  5. sy on Install Ansible AWX on Kubernetes in 5 minutesFebruary 17, 2022

    tried many times - followed all steps but was unable to setup custom context I always get -> The connection…

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