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I have Linux Centos 7 installed,

Recently I created a user named oracle, when I ran su - oracle. It worked fine until an hour ago. Now, if I type su - oracle, nothing appears on the terminal, no message, no error. It is returned to the root user where the su command was written.

This is my /etc/passwd

oracle:x:1501:1501:oracle:/home/oracle:/bin/bash

This is the return of su command

[root@localhost /]# su - oracle



Último inicio de sesión:lun jul  1 20:41:41 -03 2019en pts/0



[root@localhost /]# su oracle

[root@localhost /]

Where I can see logs to check what is the problem?

linux centos su

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I have Linux Centos 7 installed,

Recently I created a user named oracle, when I ran su - oracle. It worked fine until an hour ago. Now, if I type su - oracle, nothing appears on the terminal, no message, no error. It is returned to the root user where the su command was written.

This is my /etc/passwd

oracle:x:1501:1501:oracle:/home/oracle:/bin/bash

This is the return of su command

[root@localhost /]# su - oracle



Último inicio de sesión:lun jul  1 20:41:41 -03 2019en pts/0



[root@localhost /]# su oracle

[root@localhost /]

Where I can see logs to check what is the problem?

linux centos su

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  It's unclear what you want to happen. What is the output of the id command, before and after you run su?
  
  – Kusalananda♦
  31 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  

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I have Linux Centos 7 installed,

Recently I created a user named oracle, when I ran su - oracle. It worked fine until an hour ago. Now, if I type su - oracle, nothing appears on the terminal, no message, no error. It is returned to the root user where the su command was written.

This is my /etc/passwd

oracle:x:1501:1501:oracle:/home/oracle:/bin/bash

This is the return of su command

[root@localhost /]# su - oracle



Último inicio de sesión:lun jul  1 20:41:41 -03 2019en pts/0



[root@localhost /]# su oracle

[root@localhost /]

Where I can see logs to check what is the problem?

linux centos su

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oracle:x:1501:1501:oracle:/home/oracle:/bin/bash

[root@localhost /]# su - oracle



Último inicio de sesión:lun jul  1 20:41:41 -03 2019en pts/0



[root@localhost /]# su oracle

[root@localhost /]

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