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> I was adding users recently, using pdbedit from samba as well,

Real (humanoid) users or virtual users (for daemons and such)?

> and setting the permissions of their home directories.

> I tried to login and was getting login: /bin/ksh permission denied
> /bin
> /usr/bin
> /usr/pkg/bin
> /sbin
> /usr/sbin
> Were all set with perms 700.

How did you set the permissions of the home directories? This looks like
there were symlinks to those directories and you didn't use -h for
chmod(1). Or did you run a (manual) system update with a umask of 077?
Well, I'd put those directories on a read-only partition and/or use
chflags(1), anyway.

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Christian

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