jbs@eddie.MIT.EDU (Jeff Siegal) (03/04/88)
Can someone explain this, or suggest what I might do to fix it? I'm
using 4.3 BSD UUCP.
Here is the debugging info:
root wendy (3/3-11:32-22404) SUCCEEDED (call to wendy )
imsg looking for SYNC<%x\20>
imsg input<Shere=wendy\0
Using \0 as End of message char
>got 11 characters
omsg <^PSmit-eddie -Q0 -x9>
imsg looking for SYNC<\20>
imsg input<RLOGIN\0>got 6 characters
msg-RLOGIN
root wendy (3/3-11:32-22404) FAILED HANDSHAKE (LOGIN)
Thanks for any help.
Jeff Siegalcsg@pyramid.pyramid.com (Carl S. Gutekunst) (03/08/88)
It means that the 3B2 does not have your login name in its USERFILE (if it is an old machine) or Permissions (if it is running Basic Networking Utilities.) The key is the reply to the initial handshake. It should be: ROK Other things that you might see: RCB Callback Required RLCK Lockfile problem -- attempting two calls at the same time RYou Are unknown to me 4.3BSD and HoneyDanBer only: means that your hostname is not in the remote's L.sys or Systems file. RLOGIN SVR2, HoneyDanBer, Ultrix: means that your login name is not in the remote's USERFILE or Permissions file. [Hey Spaf, when are you going to add this to the list of "most frequently asked questions on the Usenet" ? :-)] <csg>
bcs212@vader.UUCP (Vince Skahan) (03/12/88)
In article <16516@pyramid.pyramid.com>, csg@pyramid.pyramid.com (Carl S. Gutekunst) writes: > It means that the 3B2 does not have your login name in its USERFILE (if it is > an old machine) or Permissions (if it is running Basic Networking Utilities.) > > The key is the reply to the initial handshake. It should be: ...[lots of other good stuff]... > > [Hey Spaf, when are you going to add this to the list of "most frequently asked > questions on the Usenet" ? :-)] As far as I'm concerned, remove the :-) from the last line above and do just that !!! I know many of you folks out there have access to the source code but many (like poor old me and the other Apollo workstation users) don't. Having this sucker on-line would be a great aid. (for example, it will probably help me fix a certain site I'm trying to get connected to who can't get his UUCP to dial out and I can't get in because I get one of the messages CSG explained above). -- Vince Skahan Boeing Computer Services - Phila. (215) 591-4116 INTERNET: bcs212%psev@boeing.com UUCP: {...rutgers!bpa | uw-beaver!uw-june!bcsaic}!vader!bcs212