login attempt to nonexistent user
Yan Seiner
yan at seiner.com
Mon Oct 10 02:22:50 WST 2005
I am trying to build a minimal system. Basically, this system is a
semi-embedded sort of thing; an old Mac that will sit in a remote
location running a vpn tunnel and rsync.
As such, I am building the rootfs by hand; adding only those libraries
and files that are abosolutely necessary.
The system is based on Debian Sarge.
It successfully boots using busybox, and I have rsync and vtun running.
ssh logins are the last piece of the puzzle.
I have successfully compiled dropbear, and it runs fine, but when I try
to login via ssh, I get (on the client):
yan at poseidon:~/.ssh$ ssh pizza -l root
root at pizza's password:
Permission denied, please try again.
root at pizza's password:
Permission denied, please try again.
root at pizza's password:
Permission denied (publickey,password).
and on the dropbear server I get the message 'Login attempt for
non-existent user from 192.168.128.222:nnnn
What's going on? I have /etc/passwd set up....
I'm not getting any errors or anything from dropbear.
--Yan
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