Well.perhaps idiot is rather harsh. After all everyone starts off
green. :-)
Cameron Simpson wrote:
> Me> A 9 signal prevents the receiving process from doing any kind of
> Me> cleanup, since it may not be intercepted. As such, it should almost
> Me> NEVER be the first signal you send
Matt Housh wrote:
> I found, after compiling XFree86 4.0 from source, that xf86config
> worked fine. Is that a fluke?
It worked here, too. As did `XFree86 -configure`. Not much else did,
however.
MSG
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Here is the timelogger script Eddie,
You will probally need to make a few tweek to get it to grep the time from the
log entries. Pay close attention to the user defined variables at the begining
of the script. Let me know if it works out for you or if you need some help
getting it going.
Eddie
Other than Exceed from Hummingbird Communications, are there other XServers
available for on the PC? The goal is to run X apps from my RedHat box and
have them display on the desktop of my PC.
Thanks =)
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Can someone please enlighten me on how to update the KDE entries in the GNOME
menu? I recently added a number of entries as root to the main KDE menu, but
these added entries are not reflected in the GNOME menu. What do I need to do
in order to keep these in sync (and vice-vesa in KDE with the GN
Thanks for responding.
Red Hat Linux release 6.0
Kernal 2.2.5 on an i586
after this prints up, it says "localuser
login"
It will not accept keyboard or mouse input. No way out
but boot the system
again.
I skipped Lilo on installation. I'm hoping
to start in text mode.
I'm r
Me> A 9 signal prevents the receiving process from doing any kind of
Me> cleanup, since it may not be intercepted. As such, it should almost
Me> NEVER be the first signal you send a process you want to terminate.
Me> Instead, sent SIGTERM (15), which as it happens is the default signal
Me> the kil
Tom:
Could you give some more info about which version of RedHat or
I assume RedHat and what kernel version? Does your system hang at the prompt?
Are you starting in text mode or using gnome? What kind of hardware do you have?
I have seen some system lockups due to IRQ conflicts with certain
The only archives I am aware of are on http://www.moongroup.com/redhat.phtml
Chad
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Is anyone using an ASUS P3W Motherboard? I believe there are two versions of
the board with one having no onboard audio and video to the other having
both. I am curious as to whether or not the on board components are
supported under linux or not.
Thanks for your help,
Chad
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Gustav Schaffter wrote:
> I have later learnt that it might be smarter to REJECT calls to auth
> than DENY'ing them. Should reduce number of retries and thereby shorten
> any timeouts.
Not really. As I was beginning to see earlier, when I wrote to the list
regarding firewalls, REJECT is identica
Charles Galpin wrote:
> 1. Like Gustav, I would like to know which is better
I don't know. I don't get a high enough volume of auth requests on my
mail servers to really care whether it's standalone or inetd.
> 2. I did not have identd selected in ntsysv, and am quite sure I didn't
> start it m
sometimes I can connect, sometimes I can't...and whenever I do connect,
netscape stalls whenever I try to download something or if a page is real
big. I don't know what's going on, does anyone have any suggestions as to
where I may get some answers. I tried everything I could find on
redhat.com,
Philippe Moutarlier wrote:
>
> Lyndon Sundmark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > Here they are:
> >
> > 1.Is there any public domain Xwindow client software out there that runs
> > under Windows NT? I periodically need to access a linux box remotely
> > graphically...
> >
> I guess
I thought I saw list archives announced here a day or three ago, but I
don't have the email anymore. Was I hallucinating? Are there archives
available in a useful format? Where?
Thanks
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Lyndon Sundmark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
>
> Here they are:
>
> 1.Is there any public domain Xwindow client software out there that runs
> under Windows NT? I periodically need to access a linux box remotely
> graphically...
>
I guess you get the things backwards : what you need is an
Hi,
Here they are:
1.Is there any public domain Xwindow client software out there that runs
under Windows NT? I periodically need to access a linux box remotely
graphically...
2.When you tell a XServer at what ip address you want remotely serve out
Xwindows to, is the specification of that per
I'm new to this Linux, but seemed to get it
installed ok.
The computer congratulated me. Something
new.
It won't let me type the word root, or a
password. Nothing happens.
Cheers tom Powell
Ted Bogeman wrote:
> My inetd.conf file got hosed. Right now all I can do is ftp in. Cant'
> login from console or telnet or ssh2.
If your problem affects telnet, ssh, and console logins, you probably
have a problem with pam, not inetd.conf.
Boot to single user mode (as covered in other posts
Matthew Saltzman wrote:
> Wierd. All of a sudden, linuxconf has started terminating with a
> segfault as soon as I start it up.
I usually do something like:
strace linuxconf 2>&1 | grep open
or:
ltrace linuxconf 2>&1
when programs crash. Try the first one, it might help you out.
What you'll se
I have put togehter procps-X11-2.0.6-2SMP.i686.rpm. It uses the
procps-2.0.6-SMP-CL.patch.
ftp://pc203.net19.ktv.koping.se/pub/procps-2.0.6-2SMP.i686.rpm
Bo
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On Tue, 14 Mar 2000, Hal Burgiss wrote:
=>Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2000 20:56:39 -0500
=>From: Hal Burgiss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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=>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
=>Subject: Re: top for two cpus
=>Resent-Date: 15 Mar 2000 01:56:44 -
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On Tue, Mar 14, 2000 at 05:45:30PM -0800, Hidong Kim wrote:
> Adrian Walters wrote:
> >
> > is there any way for me to make top monitor two cpus? or a patch that i
> > can download to do this? i am looking for something that still has the
> > look and feel of the original top, but will support tw
Adrian Walters wrote:
>
> is there any way for me to make top monitor two cpus? or a patch that i
> can download to do this? i am looking for something that still has the
> look and feel of the original top, but will support two cpus?
>
> --
> 8:05pm up 1 day, 20:15, 2 users, load average:
The top that comes with RH 6.1 and Gentus and mandrake and debian are
all top, i think they all are... they just don't show stats for each
cpu, rather, they show cpu as a whole, so the maximum one task can take
is 50%, but mine Gentus linux (redhat 6.1) shows that 2 rocess can have
95%, so it seem
is there any way for me to make top monitor two cpus? or a patch that i
can download to do this? i am looking for something that still has the
look and feel of the original top, but will support two cpus?
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on 14/3/2000 9:49 AM, Matt Beland shot down the bitstream:
> Here's a link to an FTP site with all the necessary libraries in RPM format.
> Works quite well. They're Mandrake packages, but they work under RedHat. The
> only possible problem is that these packages are optimized for Pentium or
> be
on 13/3/2000 12:00 PM, PICCINALI Jean-Guillaume shot down the bitstream:
> If I try to send a mail from yellow to cyan :
> mail root@cyan--->
> host name lookup failure !
>
> Precision :
> I can do ping, telnet , ftp but no mail :-| ?
> By the way, I use neither NIS nor DNS
On Wed, 15 Mar 2000, Stephen M Lavelle wrote:
> What is the correct format for specifying 8:00hrs (8 am) in a cronjob?
> Is it:
> 0 8
> or 00 08
> I know that 17:30 is specified as 30 17
I know that the first one
0 8 * * * /usr/bin/...
is correct. I've never tried leading zeros.
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You're looking for a "reverse telnet" facility, not to be mistaken
with "remote telnet" -- both are often called "rtelnet". In this
case, I mean the former.
The rtelnet server actually hosts the serial line (e.g., /dev/ttyS{m});
a daemon listens to a TCP port for connections to the physical line
Ok, I thought I had it figured out but once again I am wrong. Problem, setting a
FTP server under Red Hat. The client needs to access the files thru Internet
Exploder! Every time he tries to go down to the sub directory of the ftp root he
gets this error message.
550 FTP Error
test: not a plai
What is the correct format for specifying 8:00hrs (8 am) in a cronjob?
Is it:
0 8
or 00 08
I know that 17:30 is specified as 30 17
Regards,
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On Tue, 14 Mar 2000, Vidiot wrote:
> I have a situation where logins to the machine are not allowed for
> many, so they have a /bin/false as their shell. But, they are allowed
> to do ftp logins, but with the shell set to /bin/false, the login is denied.
>
> What needs to be done to allow ftp u
I have a situation where logins to the machine are not allowed for
many, so they have a /bin/false as their shell. But, they are allowed
to do ftp logins, but with the shell set to /bin/false, the login is denied.
What needs to be done to allow ftp user logins, but ban normal logins?
Thanks.
M
go to the xfree site and read the faq there is a lin in there on how to
set it up. if i remember correctly you will have todownload a driver from
suse.
On Tue, 14 Mar 2000, Edward Schernau wrote:
=>Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2000 17:17:22 -0500
=>From: Edward Schernau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
=>Reply-To: [EM
Are their any special issues between Win2k and pppd? I had a customer
tell me that they tried win2k <--> redhat 5.2/pppd and it was flaky as
helljust trying to see if their are any known issues there.
Brian
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On Tue, 14 Mar 2000, Zaigui Wang wrote:
> Just wondering if I can recursively call a sub in perl?
Yes. Perl may grumble about deep recursion if you use -w to turn on
warnings.
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I'd like to use one of the serial ports on my RH5.2 server as a local
serial port on my RH5.2 workstation. I need to run terminal s/w, jpilot
and various other crud on it.
What is the appropriate utility to map a remote serial port to a local
serial device?
Vik :v)
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On Tue, 14 Mar 2000, Zaigui Wang wrote:
> Just wondering if I can recursively call a sub in perl?
>
of course. just make darn sure that you declare all internal
variables local with the "my" command, or great chaos will
ensue.
for the fun of it, here's a recursive routine i wrote once
upon a
Just wondering if I can recursively call a sub in perl?
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CCH wrote:
>
> Not only for Linux but also for Windows. Netscape seems to be alot of
> problems. While in Windows, Netscape caused general protection fault in
> Kernel. While in Linux, Netscape froze while viewing a few images using
> java taking my X windows with it forcing me to reset the co
Hi all,
Today i got a MPIO mp3player in my hands and of course (since im only
using Redhat at home) i would like to manage this nice device from Linux.
Ive been searchin the net now and only finds Linux support for the RIO
devices. Does anyone know of anykind of software for my pet ?
BTW Before
Not only for Linux but also for Windows. Netscape seems to be alot of
problems. While in Windows, Netscape caused general protection fault in
Kernel. While in Linux, Netscape froze while viewing a few images using
java taking my X windows with it forcing me to reset the computer.
While I like t
I installed RealPlayer 7 in user directory with success. However, it
seems very sluggish in video but audio is great crisp clear. I am not
sure if I installed it right though. I used the file that require glibc
2.0 to install (not an rpm.)
CH
Timothy Reaves wrote:
> I can't figure this
I know it is a little off topic as far as the video card type. I am little
new to Linux however I am currently running Xfree86 3.3.5 and have not
considered upgrading to 3.3.6 yet since my video card is fine. I have tried
downloading all the files (since it was the first time) then I put all
Xfr
On Tue, 14 Mar 2000 08:30:56 -0500 (EST)
Charles Galpin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok, I'm not thrilled yet with helix.
>
> This is probably mostly ignorance, but I've had a lot of trouble since I
> upgraded. keep in mind that my use of a gui has primarily been to crank
> the resolution up to
"Thomas Ribbrock (Design/DEG)" wrote:
> On Mon, Mar 13, 2000 at 05:12:05PM -0500, Piet Barber wrote:
> [...]
>
> > They (real) just released a new version very recently. Like today.
> >
> > http://proforma.real.com/real/player/linuxplayer.html
>
> That pages states that glibc 2.0 is required. D
> - lacking ANY config tool that actually works
I found, after compiling XFree86 4.0 from source, that xf86config
worked fine. Is that a fluke?
Matt
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I'm also new to this but I got threw it. I've got the Rage Fury 128
also. Got mine going but it wasn't easy. I went to
ftp.rawhide.redhat.com to the i386 directory then to RedHat and
down to RPMS. Downloaded all of the XF*.rpms to my hard drive.
I then browsed to /var/tmp ( where I downloaded
For those who complained, XFree86 4.0 packages are now available.
Before even considering to install, keep in mind they're
- unstable and highly experimental, I would NEVER have called this version
a stable release
- 1000% unsupported
- lacking support for some chipsets that used to work
- lack
Timothy Reaves wrote:
> I can't figure this one out. It is installed on a RH6 box, and
> permissions are 755 with the directories suid root (which the install
> did). Runs fine as root, but not as a user.
>
> Any help appreciated.
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On Tue, Mar 14, 2000 at 11:19:10AM -0600, Joel West wrote:
: What is LDAP?
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol.
It's a standard for accessing directory servers.
: Why would I use it?
To implement directory services. For things like email address books,
authentication, etc.
: How do I im
What is LDAP? Why would I use it? How do I implement it?
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Wade,
> I have DSL and use a cast-off 486/66 as a firewall. The
> DSL I have down here in Stafford, VA is bridged, not routed
> so I have a LOT of junk traffic.
I've been concerned about this myself. I'm looking into getting a SDSL
line to my house whenever COVAD or it's brethren decide, in
Wierd. All of a sudden, linuxconf has started terminating with a
segfault as soon as I start it up. This happens before any dialog
appears. It happens in text mode and in X mode. It happens using my
2.2.14 custom-compiled kernel and the 2.2.12 stock kernel from RH6.1.
No error messages. The c
I need help upgrading my Xfree86.I am running 3.3.5. I have an old
V-raptor card (agp) installed.I need to upgrade to 3.3.6 and then
install my Rage 128. If anyone can give me some info or where to find
info on the steps on how to do this. I have tried to do the upgrade
and then ins
Thanks The info helps. Starting to get a picture.
Bret
Gustav Schaffter wrote:
>
> Bret,
>
> I was logging my DENY'ed incoming calls to auth. I noticed that my
> external pop3 server always asked me for auth. I also noticed that many
> (but not all) file downloads with both http and ftp proto
Ok, I'm lost. The files looked good to me, without any apparent problems,
so I'll have to bow out. You've exhausted what I can help on. :(
Bill Ward
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From: Ted Bogeman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2000 9:36 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: recipien
Here's a link to an FTP site with all the necessary libraries in RPM format.
Works quite well. They're Mandrake packages, but they work under RedHat. The
only possible problem is that these packages are optimized for Pentium or
better; if you're running lower than that, you'll have to find another
Try SecureCRT. It has it's quirks, but it speaks SSH1 and SSH2, telnet,
rlogin, and a few others. Several emulation modes, understands emacs, and
fairly customizable.
Here's a link to the customer site:
http://www.vandyke.com/download/securecrt/
Only problem is that it's a US company, and theref
Here ay go
/etc/pam.d/ftp
#%PAM-1.0
auth required /lib/security/pam_listfile.so item=user sense=deny
file=/etc/ftpusers onerr=succeed
auth required /lib/security/pam_pwdb.so shadow nullok
auth required /lib/security/pam_shells.so
accountrequired /lib/security/pam_pwdb.so
se
Bret,
I was logging my DENY'ed incoming calls to auth. I noticed that my
external pop3 server always asked me for auth. I also noticed that many
(but not all) file downloads with both http and ftp protocol, when
started from NetScape, called my auth server. This normally gave me
about 30 seconds
Hey all,
I have a log file program that reads my logs each day and e-mails them to
me that night. However I have noticed this problem in the last few logs..
**Unmatched Entries**
unable to dlopen(/lib/security/pam_console.so)
[dlerror: /lib/security/pam_console.so: cannot open shared object file
Show us your intd.conf file... that's the only way we're going to be able
to see what's wrong. Also, what do /etc/pam.d/login and /etc/pam.d/rlogin
look like? What about /etc/pam.d/rexec? How do they differ from
/etc/pam.d/ftp? If the simple stuff doesn't work,
"Throw us a friggin bone. We
Any messagees in /var/log/messages about problems accessing the password
or shadow (if in use) files? Does the mtime of either change when you
try to change the password?
Bret
Ted Bogeman wrote:
>
> I have tried changing root's and a user password. Still doesn't work. This
> started when th
Try rebooting into single user mode. You'll have to be at the console.
You can do it by typing
linux single
at the lilo: prompt
You should then be able to repair/replace/otherwise correct your intd.conf
file.
Bill Ward
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From: Ted Bogeman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
S
I too have been wondering about this.
Seems like it would be a tad faster to have it running standalone. It
will also use some resources all the time as opposed to inetd starting
it, sending it the query and letting it shut down. At least if my
understanding of inetd is correct. I don't know w
With RedHat-6.0, it was possible to run 2 X-servers by starting one and then
give the following command on another virtual console:
startx -- /usr/X11R6/bin/X :1
But this does not work with RedHat-6.1
Any idea??
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While going through the Chip magazine of Aug'99, page- 124 (last para), I
encountered
the following lines regarding checking the PPP support. It asked to run
'/usr/sbin/pppd' and said:
1. If nothing appears- Congrats
2. If garbage appears, it still works but you have a problem
Could somebody elab
If no one else has answered, I'll take a shot.
Login as root, then do chmod 755 /home/Stephen.
You've taken away execute permission from yourself, and if you can't
execute in a directory, you can't do things such as, for example, ls.
In general, though, you shouldn't use capital letters for the
I have tried changing root's and a user password. Still doesn't work. This
started when the system crashed. We rebooted and that is when we could not get
it. I don't see any evidence of getting compromised, but you never know.
Regards
Ted
Gustav Schaffter wrote:
> Ted,
>
> Another idea come
Tim,
Instead of commenting out the line, you might do a bit better by copying the
line
and changing required to sufficient. I'd have to double check, but it seems
to
me that finally allows .rhosts to work properly for root, which would allow
you
to not have to even supply the password, as long a
Greetings,
I have DSL and use a cast-off 486/66 as a firewall. The
DSL I have down here in Stafford, VA is bridged, not routed
so I have a LOT of junk traffic.
I turned on detailed logging and in about 1 hour had 200K
in my /ver/log/messages. The others on the DSL were using
a lot of SMB (
Ok, I'm not thrilled yet with helix.
This is probably mostly ignorance, but I've had a lot of trouble since I
upgraded. keep in mind that my use of a gui has primarily been to crank
the resolution up to get 4 or 5 xterms across the screen, and an easy way
to crank up xterms on lots of different b
I can't figure this one out. It is installed on a RH6 box, and
permissions are 755 with the directories suid root (which the install
did). Runs fine as root, but not as a user.
Any help appreciated.
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Why not use awk?
cat your_text_file | awk -F= '{printf("%s %s\n",$1,$2)}' | xargs cp
That would DO the job... or
cat your_text_file | awk -F= '{printf("cp %s %s\n",$1,$2)}' > your_script
will produce a script just like what you would get from sed, and is easier
to read 8o
There are a couple h
oops. Sorry about the bum info. Didn't read the post well enough.
On Tue, 14 Mar 2000, Duncan Hill wrote:
> On Tue, 14 Mar 2000, Charles Galpin wrote:
>
> > A great free telnet/ssh tool is putty. search for putty and ssh on
> > altavista, and it's the first hit.
>
> > > OK, I set up sshd2 on m
Ted,
Another idea comes to mind. Boot in single mode and change root's
password to something new. Maybe the password file got screwed up? (You
might end up having to re-create all users passwords.)
Your box didn't get compromised, did it? You have a good firewall?
Regards
Gustav
Ted Bogeman wr
Thanks Gordon!
Boy, right in front of my nose too. I knew it was going to be an easy
fix.
However, two things.
1. Like Gustav, I would like to know which is better
2. I did not have identd selected in ntsysv, and am quite sure I didn't
start it mayself. So how did it get started? I'm thinking
On Tue, 14 Mar 2000, Charles Galpin wrote:
> A great free telnet/ssh tool is putty. search for putty and ssh on
> altavista, and it's the first hit.
> > OK, I set up sshd2 on my rh6.1 server. Got it working fine
> > between my linux
Last I checked, PuTTY did not speak the ssh 2 protocol, only t
A great free telnet/ssh tool is putty. search for putty and ssh on
altavista, and it's the first hit.
On Tue, 14 Mar 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Newbie question here:
>
> OK, I set up sshd2 on my rh6.1 server. Got it working fine between my linux
> boxes. Now what can my windows clients us
Well I got in with a bash prompt, edited the the file. Rebooted, but I still
get Login incorrect. I have tried root, and several regular user names and
get the same result. I also get the same when I try telnet. Currently the
only way to get in is ftp. What am I missing. What is screwed up?
I am trying to install openSSL so that I can install openSSH, but am rather
confused. I guess I don't understand what the different modes of encryption
and what libraries it needs to install or compile correctly.
I am going to be using it at home and possibly an educational institution so
I don't
On Mon, Mar 13, 2000 at 05:12:05PM -0500, Piet Barber wrote:
[...]
> They (real) just released a new version very recently. Like today.
>
> http://proforma.real.com/real/player/linuxplayer.html
That pages states that glibc 2.0 is required. Does that mean it works
under RHL 5.x? Has anybody tr
Newbie question here:
OK, I set up sshd2 on my rh6.1 server. Got it working fine between my linux
boxes. Now what can my windows clients use for secure file transfers/telnet ?
TIA
Steve
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Ted,
You can't login from console. Did you try to run in single mode? (At the
lilo prompt, type 'linux single'.)
Don't know if that's possible, but it may be worthwhile a shot.
Regards
Gustav
Ted Bogeman wrote:
>
> My inetd.conf file got hosed. Right now all I can do is ftp in. Cant'
> logi
My inetd.conf file got hosed. Right now all I can do is ftp in. Cant'
login from console or telnet or ssh2. I have tried a re-install without
formatting. Don't want to loose some things. Does anyone have any ideas
on how to replace the intd.conf with a new one when you can't ftp as
root? Than
On Tue, 14 Mar 2000, Cameron Simpson wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 14, 2000 at 03:13:23AM -0500, Eddie Strohmier wrote:
> | Thank you! After looking over the old script I see I was using kill -9. Not
> | a standard kill. I simply took out the -9 and yes it will allow the next
> | user to connect with a
On Tue, Mar 14, 2000 at 03:13:23AM -0500, Eddie Strohmier wrote:
| Thank you! After looking over the old script I see I was using kill -9. Not
| a standard kill. I simply took out the -9 and yes it will allow the next
| user to connect with a network connection on that killed modem connection.
| A
Gordon,
What is the dis/advantages of running auth standalone or through inetd.
(I was lurking in to this one since I obviously have made the same
configuration error. (Doh.) Now trying to decide which one to keep. :-)
Best regards
Gustav
Gordon Messmer wrote:
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> Charles Galpin wrote:
> > Ma
Robert:
Thank you! After looking over the old script I see I was using kill -9. Not
a standard kill. I simply took out the -9 and yes it will allow the next
user to connect with a network connection on that killed modem connection.
Apparently I am killing off much more than needed with the kill -
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