> We purchased a new Xserve this summer for our school and I migrated
some services from our older Tiger Xserve to that server. I am
having the same problem now one both servers as well as the other
servers and clients connected to the open directory master (on the
new Xserve). I can no longer 'su' into the root user on the server
or any client using ssh or sitting locally at the machines. Terminal
just responds by saying Sorry. When I try it on the server I get the
following errors from the system.log:
Hmm... I always just sudo -s so that the change to root gets logged.
Or `ssh root@localhost`
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-dhan
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