Repeating error messages

[rrosenwald]

I'm running FreeNAS 9.1

Last night I started getting messages every five minutes that look like:

Aug 26 06:45:00 dlna_1 cron[50711]: _secure_path: /etc/login.conf is not owned by root
Aug 26 06:45:00 dlna_1 cron[50711]: login_getclass: unknown class 'daemon'
Aug 26 06:45:00 dlna_1 cron[50711]: _secure_path: /etc/login.conf is not owned by root
Aug 26 06:50:00 dlna_1 cron[50815]: _secure_path: /etc/login.conf is not owned by root
Aug 26 06:50:00 dlna_1 cron[50815]: login_getclass: unknown class 'daemon'
Aug 26 06:50:00 dlna_1 cron[50815]: _secure_path: /etc/login.conf is not owned by root

I have no idea what these are telling me or how to fix it. Any help would be much appreciated.

 

[dlavigne]

Did you install using Plugins or Jails? Is this 32 or 64 bit?

 

[rrosenwald]

64 bit

Installed using Plugins, I'm fairly certain. I just noticed that the two other Plugins that I didn't install - Transmission and Firely - are no longer appearing in the list of available Plugins.

 

[rrosenwald]

In response to the same query, someone in the FreeBSD forums commented:

It looks like this is the login.conf file under the jail for the dlna plugin?

When I look in ../jails/dlna_1/etc there is a login.conf* (I don't know what the asterisk means) - might this be what I need to edit?

 

[dlavigne]

These should appear now. Appcafe was down for a bit yesterday.

 

[rrosenwald]

The list of plugins now appears, ut I still have the repeating error messages

 

[dlavigne]

Post the output of "ls -lh /etc/login*" while in the jail. Also, did you create a cron job in the jail?

 

[rrosenwald]

I didn't create any cron jobs.

In looking at the output, am I right in guessing that the owner is rrosenwald and not root? If so how do I change the owner, assuming that is what I need to do?

Code:

[root@freenas /mnt/NAS/jails/dlna_1]# ls -lh etc/login*                       
-rwxr-xr-x  1 rrosenwald  wheel  1.8k Dec  4  2012 etc/login.access           
-rwxr-xr-x  1 rrosenwald  wheel  6.6k Dec  4  2012 etc/login.conf             
-rwxr-xr-x  1 rrosenwald  wheel    16k Dec  4  2012 etc/login.conf.db  

 

[rrosenwald]

I found the answer to part of my second question - I think I'd use CHOWN. But is that what I want to do?

 

[dlavigne]

chown root /etc/login*

 

[rrosenwald]

Thank you! That did it.