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Thread: root server log in problem,help!
Started 1 month, 2 weeks ago by bosanci28
i have installed centos 5.4 i386 server and follow this guide here http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect-server-centos-5. 2-ispconfig-3 ,,and after installation,,when the install told me to restart ,,i did,,and after that it goes to login and is asking for login,, so i put "root" then,, my keyboard it does not let me put anything where the password is,,if i hit enter it say invalid password,, i ...
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AlanBartlett replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
If the login screen that you see is a textual login screen, then there is nothing echoed back to you when you enter the root password. Please try again and make sure that the " Caps Lock " is not on.
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bosanci28 replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Quote: AlanBartlett wrote: If the login screen that you see is a textual login screen, then there is nothing echoed back to you when you enter the root password. Please try again and make sure that the " Caps Lock " is not on. still i cant log in.,, after install i restart ,,and i get to the screen that it sayz centos release 5.4 final kernel.... then localhost login:____ and i can ...
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markkuk replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
As Alan already told you, the system doesn't show the characters that you type at the Password: prompt. This is done intentionally for security purposes. Just type the root password that you defined during install and press Enter.
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bosanci28 replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
it worked,, but now i get this [ root@localhost ~]#_ ,,does anyone knows a better guide step by step how to do this,,im new and im having litlle hard time,,first time,, thanks
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amlife replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Please don't get this the wrong way, I recommend you to improve your Linux skills this will help you administer ISPconfig and troubleshoot possible related problems. Those tutorials has been written for people with some Linux experience, and it looks like you are new to linux. I would recommend you to start watching Linux video training, whiten few weeks you will be amazed of what you can ...
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root server log in problem,help!
Published (2009-11-12 23:27:00)
it worked,, but now i get this [ root@localhost ~]#_ ,,does anyone knows a better guide step by step how to do this,,im new and im having litlle hard time,,first time,, thanks
AlanBartlett
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root server log in problem,help!
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If the login screen that you see is a textual login screen, then there is nothing echoed back to you when you enter the root password. Please try again and make sure that the &quot; Caps Lock &quot; is not on.
markkuk
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root server log in problem,help!
Published (2009-11-12 12:22:00)
As Alan already told you, the system doesn&#039;t show the characters that you type at the Password: prompt. This is done intentionally for security purposes. Just type the root password that you defined during install and press Enter.
amlife
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root server log in problem,help!
Published (2009-11-13 03:37:00)
Please don&#039;t get this the wrong way, I recommend you to improve your Linux skills this will help you administer ISPconfig and troubleshoot possible related problems. Those tutorials has been written for people with some Linux experience, and it looks like you are new to linux. I would recommend you to start watching Linux video training, whiten few weeks you will be amazed of what you can do

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