sas token authentication

Tags: Shiro java Web Springmvc1. Error description[Error:]2015-08-03 10:03:26,508 [Realm [[emailprotected]] does not support authentication token [[email Protected]]. Please ensure the appropriate realm implementation are configured correctly or that the realm accepts Authenticationto Kens of this type.] Org.apache.shiro.authc.pam.UnsupportedTokenException:Realm [[emailprotected]] does not support

Transferred from: http://blog.163.com/junwu_lb/blog/static/1916798920120103647199/ Authentication Token manipulation ErrorThe cause of this error occurs: 1, the partition has no space to cause. 2,/etc/passwd and/etc/shadow different steps But this time the above two does not work, through DF to see the root partition and 40% remaining. 1, try to change the password, an error occurred # passwdChanging passwo

Problem Root Password Change timesAuthentication token manipulation ErrorError:Analysis In Linux, the account password is stored in the/etc/shadow file. To change the account password, you must modify the shadow file. Will this error be caused by the failure of the root user to modify it?The default permission of the/etc/shadow file is 000, but under normal circumstances, the root user should have read and write permissions for files with the permissi

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1. Restart the system, and hold down the SHIFT key to enter the Grub menu;2. Select the recovery mode recovery model;3. In recovery menu, select root drop to root shell prompt;4. Enter the passwd user name in the command line;If the successful appears to indicate the success of the modification;If it appears:Describes no permission changes.Workaround at this time:Re-mount the root/read-write mode, enter Mount-o rw,remount/Change the password again to succeed.About Mount-o Rw,remount/It is import