cat@pluto.dss.com (Iain Wacey) (12/14/90)
I am writing a rlogin type program which execs login to have the user login. If the user's login shell is csh everything is fine, if the login shell is sh then some problems occur. If the user does an su and then runs sysadm it refuses to go past the first menu returning the error: L^A^F:L^A^F unable to open when ever a selection is made. It also returns this error if you try and quit the program. This is using the BSD ptys. Iain Wacey cat@pluto.dss.com
pete@fidata.fidata.fi (Petri Helenius) (12/25/90)
Seem's that your rlogin is not setting some environment variable that sysadm is trying to access. The sequence "L^A^F" usually resides at NULL pointer (zero) address of process's address space. Try to find a reason, why sysadm is referencing a null pointer. -- -------------------------------------------------------------- Petri Helenius, Fimeko-Data Oy Phone +358-0-458 2421 ----------------------------------! Telefax +358-0-458 2425 Looking for Unix(r) FAX-system ? ! Internet pete@fidata.fi Mail queries to unifax@fidata.fi ! FidoNet 2:504/23.0 --------------------------------------------------------------