Greetings everyone.
First, thanks to everyone that helped me out with the NFS mount
questions I had.
Now, onto the next problem.
I've got a RH 6.2 box running the default kernel. Its primary function
is that of a fax server. The fax software that we use is VSIFax, which
only supports up to 6.2.
>I'm hoping there's a setting I'm missing that limits the frequency of
>RSH logins, or?
How many sessions are attempting to connect at a time (roughly)?
It could just be that inetd is shutting down the service to prevent a
DoS attack. (yeh, i know -- stupid :)
Could you provide the line from /e
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On 5/12/99 at 0:48 Andy Brown wrote:
>Thanks Greg,
>
>More importantly, are you insenuating this might be something I'll have
>to 'work around'?
Definitely not,
I cannot know exactly how its used, your setup etc, but on top of that I do
not have exp
Thanks Greg,
I guess I should have been more clear, I felt the script explanation was
the most succinct way to illustrate what I'm trying to do. But, more
accurately, a 3rd party accounting package triggers the rsh session (via
CLI) on a RH mail server to administer accounts. So the situation i
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On 4/12/99 at 22:33 Andy Brown wrote:
. If I wait several moments between rsh'ing
>from a prompt, everything works OK, but the delays obviously throw
>everything out of whack from within a script.
>
Not knowing if there is another problem, what about
I need to use RSH sessions in rapid succession (if not in parallel) from
a script. My problem is that the first RSH session works perfectly, but
rapid subsequent sessions are timing out. I considered it might be a
reverse DNS lag, and disabled the -a flag on the rshd line of inetd.conf
(but left
