Correct, I guess I din't explain myself correctly. I followed the code
of the Login process (puting some printf instructions on the busybox
code) for an already created user. Everything went perfect until the
setgid and setuid functions. Just after that, the busybox login tries
to change current dir to the user folder (/home/testuser) and
everything is correct when the chdir function is called but it couldn't
change to that folder, is like it has not enough permissions to do it.
Samething happens a little bit after that when it tries to create a
shell.
This leads me to believe that there's some kind of problem when this
functions are called but you are right there are probably hundreds of
reasons to make those function fails that had nothing to do with the
kernel code.
Everything works perfect if the user that is logged in is root.
--- In Jim Jackson <> wrote:
>
>
> > and using users on the TS-7400,
> > ....... I guess the problem is with the
> > kernel but I haven't figured out what it is yet but I think that the
> > kernel functions setgid and setuid are not working in the TS-7400.
>
> I would assume this ONLY after every other possibility is exhausted.
> The chances of these kernel functions not working are infinitessimally
> small.
>
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