markley@celece.ucsd.edu (05/18/89)
I have a problem with rlogin under SR10.1. I have a machine that accepts rlogins from other machines and allows you to login in. All the rest of the machines that are running SR10.1 do not allow rlogins to login. I get Login Incorrect every time I try to go to these other machines. I also cannot rlogin to any of the machines as root. I have to first login as myself then su. Now I realize that this should be the case but I didn't have to do it this way at SR9.7. Can anyone explain why these things are happening? Mike Markley University of California, San Diego markley@celece.ucsd.edu markley@kubrick.ucsd.edu
nazgul@apollo.COM (Kee Hinckley) (05/19/89)
In article <6443@sdcsvax.UCSD.Edu> markley@celece.ucsd.edu () writes: >I have a problem with rlogin under SR10.1. I have a machine >that accepts rlogins from other machines and allows you to >login in. All the rest of the machines that are running SR10.1 >do not allow rlogins to login. I get Login Incorrect every >time I try to go to these other machines. I also cannot rlogin >to any of the machines as root. I have to first login as >myself then su. Now I realize that this should be the case but >I didn't have to do it this way at SR9.7. Can anyone explain >why these things are happening? I suspect that the problem is that your /etc/ttys file needs to have all of your ptys in it, each one marked 'secure'. -kee -- ### User Environment, Apollo Computer Inc. ### Public Access ProLine BBS ### ### {mit-eddie,yale}!apollo!nazgul ### nazgul@pro-angmar.cts.com ### ### nazgul@apollo.com ### (617) 641-3722 300/1200/2400 ### I'm not sure which upsets me more; that people are so unwilling to accept responsibility for their own actions, or that they are so eager to regulate everyone else's.