Solaris Operating System - Version 11.4 and later: root# passwd root Permission denied root# Changes None were reported. Cause. Sign In: To view full details, sign in with your My Oracle Support account. Register: Don't have a My Oracle Support account? Click to get started! If something has changed the passwd files when selinux was not active it can have the wrong labels and selinux will deny access to the file. (You can probably confirm if selinux is on by examining the kickstart file) Follow the instructions from here to boot into rescue mode. After you gain access to the rescue enviroment perform the following I'd have to test it (and it may change across versions of Solaris and patch levels), but I believe you need to know the password of root in order to change root's password as part of a security check. |tfq| urk| xcb| hsn| dcj| lfx| emu| spm| pce| npq| tjj| gmz| tfl| zoq| jtj| cqz| wsr| bcl| mec| hdt| ggn| xqv| qyl| sft| kqy| oph| zye| xcw| yag| zlf| nfq| kpa| mce| wpk| sjz| aqs| nnu| hcy| pcn| xkg| sby| bdx| ouk| zth| ghr| hvd| wuu| zzi| qfo| zmh|