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You didnt mentioned the version and all. tell us some more in detail.....
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You didnt mentioned the version and all. tell us some more in detail.....

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use a boot/rescue disk, or boot from the cd in rescue <br />
mode and change the authentican method<br />
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i think you should check the files under /etc/pam.d<br />
esp. login and remove all entries referring to ldap<br />
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tc<br />
-nick<br />

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use a boot/rescue disk, or boot from the cd in rescue
mode and change the authentican method

i think you should check the files under /etc/pam.d
esp. login and remove all entries referring to ldap

tc
-nick


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Hi,<br />
&nbsp; I dont know what happened. Actually I think I do !!! I clicked on LDAP Security thing under the system settings and when I restarted my machine it doesnt let me log in to the system now. I m using the root username and it keeps poping up this dialoge box that says &quot;Cannot Authenticate&quot;. How can I fix this??? 
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Hi,
  I dont know what happened. Actually I think I do !!! I clicked on LDAP Security thing under the system settings and when I restarted my machine it doesnt let me log in to the system now. I m using the root username and it keeps poping up this dialoge box that says "Cannot Authenticate". How can I fix this??? 

Cannot Log in To the System

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