Comment 25 for bug 302026

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Gerald Carter (coffeedude.jerry) wrote :

This doesn't seem to have any real relevance to the original bug report.

You installed packages from likewise.com right? And then upgraded the ubuntu 9.04 workstation to a newer ubuntu release? In any case, boot into single user mode and run the following as root:

  $ /opt/likewise/bin/domanjoin-cli configure --disable pam
  $ pam-auth-update -f (and accept the defaults)

When you are comfortable with the upgraded system, you can run the following to re-enable the pam_lsass module.

  $ /opt/likewise/bin/domanjoin-cli configure --disable pam

Please note that I realize this is not very Ubuntu-like to modify pam files directly. There's an upstream bug report already. The native ubuntu packages (in main/universe) do the right thing however.