mlm@cbnewsh.ATT.COM (Mark L. Milliman @ AT&T-Bell Laboratories) (02/03/90)
Try this out on your system and tell me what happens: 1. Login on the console as any user except root. 2. Create a new virtual terminal. 3. /bin/su as root. 4. cu another system. 5. Close the connection. 6. Kill the process as root. 7. Close the virtual terminal. 8. Try to reopen the virtual terminal. When I do this on my system cu removes read privys from /dev/vt01, if I am using virtual terminal #1. After I leave as root, somehow root still owns the virtual terminal. So when I close it as user, I cannot reopen it as user. I am running AT&T SVR 3.2u. Has anyone else seen this problem? Mark Milliman Mark L. Milliman Internet: mlm@homxc.att.com AT&T Bell Laboratories UUCP: att!homxc!mlm Holmdel, NJ 07733 (201)949-0796 I want my ftp! -- Mark L. Milliman Internet: mlm@homxc.att.com AT&T Bell Laboratories UUCP: att!homxc!mlm Holmdel, NJ 07733 (201)949-0796 I want my ftp!