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02-21-2001 12:59 AM
02-21-2001 12:59 AM
No utmp entry. You must execute exec login from the lowest level "sh"
But I am being able to log in by telnet.
Would anybody tell me what is main problem.
Solved! Go to Solution.
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02-21-2001 01:07 AM
02-21-2001 01:07 AM
Re: Login Error..
You are most probably facing a /etc/utmp file corruption, related to the /dev/console terminal.
You may clear the file with:
cp /dev/null /etc/utmp
The side effect on a running system is that, after zeroing the file, any 'w' or 'who' command will not show users that were logged in at the time of file reset.
Best regards,
Dan
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02-21-2001 01:18 AM
02-21-2001 01:18 AM
Re: Login Error..
First I thought also same. I also did the same thing. But still that problem persist.
Sandip
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02-21-2001 01:35 AM
02-21-2001 01:35 AM
Re: Login Error..
Did you do the same with /etc/utmpx? This one is being used in replacement of /etc/utmp which is, dixit manpage, depreciated.
See 'man 4 utmpx'
Best regards,
Dan
PS: The same side effect will apply. :-(
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02-21-2001 02:59 AM
02-21-2001 02:59 AM
Re: Login Error..
yes I have done the same thing with all utmp,utmpx,wtmp . But still the same problem persist.
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02-21-2001 03:59 AM
02-21-2001 03:59 AM
SolutionDocument KBRC00000660 suggests the following actions:
1. Remove the utmp file:
rm /etc/utmp
2. Edit the inittab:
vi /etc/inittab
3. Modify the line:
cons::respawn to cons::off
4. Reread the inittab:
init q
5. Check to ensure that utmp is back:
ll /etc/utmp
6. Edit the inittab again:
vi /etc/inittab
7. Change the line:
cons::off to cons::respawn
8. Once again reread the inittab:
init q
9. Try to login from console
Best regards,
Dan
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02-21-2001 04:42 AM
02-21-2001 04:42 AM
Re: Login Error..
Thanks a ton.. It really worked very fine. Thanks again. How I can get that Document. I had tried to search that doc but I did not get.
Regards
Sandip
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02-21-2001 05:20 AM
02-21-2001 05:20 AM
Re: Login Error..
Glad it helped.
To get any document, click on 'maintenance and support' on the left panel, then 'technical knowledge base'.
Select 'Search by Doc. ID' in the popup menu and type the document reference in the text area.
All the best
Dan