Guest_imported
New member
- Jan 1, 1970
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The problem is:
The new user can’t login during the working system. When I try to write “login” system suspended. The root message was:
“unable to write terminal control database for line ttyp…, can’t find terminal control database for line ttyp…”
The system maked a copy of file /etc/auth/system named ttys-t.
This situation takes place while several unsuccessful login from any terminals. After occurring this mistake I can’t login from console (terminals: tty02. 03 etc.).
Root can work on tty01. When I start a command /etc/tcbck everything return to normal.
(The system removes the file /etc/auth/ttys-t, the right ttys remains), but I shutdown the system – just in case.
My question is : What is the right solution of this problem?
The next problem is:
The commands “w” and “who” shows different communiqué then the command “finger”. The command “finger” shows 12 logged users , however “w” and “who” shows only 2 logged users,. The command “last” shows 12 users with the comment “logged-in”, however the command “w” and “who” shows 2 users.
What is the reason of this problem?
The next problem is:
cpqssd [557] “Get_EV failed= -1………exiting
Preceding message is : cpqssd [557] Starting up.
The next problem is:
lockd [542] Unable to kill UDP Server 362: errno no such process.
Tom - the novice Unix-administator from POLAND.