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  1. crimeanbob

    3004-004 You must "exec" login from the lowest login shell.

    Hi again, I set UseLogin no and then did kill -HUP pid of sshd but still I get the same error. Any idea?
  2. crimeanbob

    3004-004 You must "exec" login from the lowest login shell.

    Great, I'll give it a try when I get back to the factory tomorrow. Thanks again
  3. crimeanbob

    3004-004 You must "exec" login from the lowest login shell.

    O.K. I checked out UseLogin. can someone let me know how I stop/restart ssh correctly on AIX, so it can re-read the conf file? cheers.
  4. crimeanbob

    3004-004 You must "exec" login from the lowest login shell.

    I believe I am running openssh but I checked and I definately have no processes running. (checked when logged in as someone else) I'll search for UseLogin but if you have a link to info on it I'd be grateful. Thanks.
  5. crimeanbob

    3004-004 You must "exec" login from the lowest login shell.

    Hi i get this message when attempting to telnet in to an AIX 5l system. I've searched all over the net including this forum but have only found cryptic answers to what this means and how to solve it. Can someone give me an idiots guide to what's going on here please. I have the basic...
  6. crimeanbob

    Doxygen Structures

    I'm running Doxygen source documentation tool on exisitng C code. This code has a structure with the same name in two directories in a tree. Both these directories are on the same levvel and so do not conflict. When i run the doxygen tool it produces documentation with one reference to a...
  7. crimeanbob

    C Bignum Bitshift

    thanks, and that means I can multiply the result by 2^16 and subtract that from the original to get the remainder. I have no remainder functionality but this will do as it doesn't have to be fast. Thanks for the spark.
  8. crimeanbob

    C Bignum Bitshift

    I have C code to handle a 23 digit number as a 'bignum' by holding the digits in a char array. I also have functions to perform basic arithmetic on the bignum. My problem is that once I have this number I must perform a bitshift. I need to shift right 16 bits. This is o.k. as I can just divide...

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