From: Dennis Martens (Dennis_Martens@health.qld.gov.au)
Date: Mon Jun 10 2002 - 19:51:37 EDT
Stuck here, so would appreciate help.
Some users who submit jobs using the at command, cause the following message
in /var/cron/log:
CMD: job_no.a
! bad user (user_name) date_time_stamp
rc=1
Other users are fine.
I have checked at.allow and at.deny - they are not the problem. I have used
pwck and grpck and they do not show any problems with the passwd and group
files.It does not seem to be a login problem - I can su to these users and
execute commands ( su - user -c command).
I have submitted a simple at job as 5 different users, and 2 of them fail as
above. We can see no reason why these 2 logins should be different from the
others.
We are running Solaris 8 patched to 108528-13
Nothing in the archives. I did find a note posted in another group last year
with exactly the same problem, but no summary was posted. Anyone see this
before?
Thanks
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