Hi,
I believe that the behavior of ssh not adding a utmp entry is correct.
>From what I recall, doing an rsh didn't add a utmp entry either. This
seems to make sense since ssh technically doesn't do a login if you run a
remote command over a secure channel. If you wish to login, use the
slogin
On Tue, 5 May 1998, Carroll Kong wrote:
> utmp to work with sshd? I am using debian 2.0 glibc2... can that be affecting
> sshd if sshd was compiled in libc5? Thanks in advance guys.
yes, you need ssh for hamm on a hamm system if you want utmp and wtmp to
work properly.
-thomas
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Hey guys... I have sshd running.. and it seems to work. My friends and I
can 'ssh' to my system. But there is one minor problem... a 'w' command will
NOT show the ssh conneciton. Is this proper? And if not... how can I fix it?
Should I recompile sshd? I do not remember where to find it.
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