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10-16-2000 05:15 AM
10-16-2000 05:15 AM
problem with who
Hi,
command who display not the right information. When we remote login on
a HP the last tty entry is overwritten
in the /etc/utmp file. So, if 2 or more
people remote login only 1 entry will be
seen with the who command.
Does anyone has encounterd the same problem
regards
Johan den Boer
command who display not the right information. When we remote login on
a HP the last tty entry is overwritten
in the /etc/utmp file. So, if 2 or more
people remote login only 1 entry will be
seen with the who command.
Does anyone has encounterd the same problem
regards
Johan den Boer
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10-16-2000 05:35 AM
10-16-2000 05:35 AM
Re: problem with who
Hi,
i've never seen this but seen more users from who but aren't logged in.
However i would try resetting the /etc/utmp with:
>/etc/utmp
Regards
i've never seen this but seen more users from who but aren't logged in.
However i would try resetting the /etc/utmp with:
>/etc/utmp
Regards
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10-16-2000 06:36 AM
10-16-2000 06:36 AM
Re: problem with who
To reset /etc/utmp type
cat /dev/null > /etc/utmp
federico
cat /dev/null > /etc/utmp
federico
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