eschle@forty2.UUCP (Patrik Eschle) (03/16/90)
Our 5.5.02 /bin/login (yes, the one with /var/spool/mail :-) dumps
core (in /) when we try to login with a non-existant username.
Did others also see this?
Patrik
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In article <1260@forty2.UUCP> eschle@forty2.UUCP (Patrik Eschle) writes: > >Our 5.5.02 /bin/login (yes, the one with /var/spool/mail :-) dumps >core (in /) when we try to login with a non-existant username. > >Did others also see this? YES Jay -- A philosopher is someone who knows something about knowing * O O which nobody else knows so well. - Descartes * | There is nothing so absurd that it has not been said by * \___/ philosophers. - Cicero *
xxrich@alliant1 (Rich Rinehart) (03/20/90)
In article <1260@forty2.UUCP> eschle@forty2.UUCP (Patrik Eschle) writes: > >Our 5.5.02 /bin/login (yes, the one with /var/spool/mail :-) dumps >core (in /) when we try to login with a non-existant username. > >Did others also see this? > No, we haven't noticed this. I have noticed what appears to be some form of a deadlock condition that happens to fortran jobs periodically...anyone else notice this? the jobs won't run right away, even if (it looks like) resources are available. -rich -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Rich Rinehart | phone: 216-433-5211 NASA Lewis Research Center | email: xxrich@alliant1.lerc.nasa.gov -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
jgodsil@newton.ncsa.uiuc.edu (Joseph Godsil) (03/20/90)
> In article <1260@forty2.UUCP> eschle@forty2.UUCP (Patrik Eschle) writes: > > > >Our 5.5.02 /bin/login (yes, the one with /var/spool/mail :-) dumps > >core (in /) when we try to login with a non-existant username. > > > >Did others also see this? > > > I just tested this and yes it does dump core in root (/) when you try to login with a non-existant account. Joseph M. Godsil (jgodsil@ncsa.uiuc.edu) National Center for Supercomputing Applications