Mail Archives: cygwin/1998/12/30/01:28:47
Sergey Okhapkin wrote:
>
> Corinna Vinschen wrote:
> > - How is it possible, to get correct output on `who'
>
> Create empty /var/log/wtmp and /var/run/utmp files.
Thanks, after creating both as hard links to the same file,
it worked.
> > - Why doesn't syslogd log anything? Do I have to use the option -p,
> > to set another log socket?
>
> Syslogd functionality is built-in in cygwin1.dll. Syslog messages are
> written into application's event log on NT and into c:\cygwin_syslog.txt on
> W9X.
Sigh! I personally would prefer logging to /var/log.
> > - inetd is running, configured to start in.telnetd, in.ftpd, in.rexecd,
> > in.rlogind, in.rshd and in.talkd. Telnet and ftp are working, but
> > rlogin prints:
> > rlogin: Connection closed.
>
> Are there any events in syslog?
talk:
=====
After correct setting of utmp/wtmp as above:
[No connection yet]
[Your party is refusing messages]
`who -w' shows:
corinna - tty0 Dec 30 04:29 (corinna.vinschen.net)
admin - tty1 Dec 30 04:38 (corinna.vinschen.net)
How is it possible, to set `mesg y'??? I'm missing this command.
rlogin:
=======
`rlogin corinna AT corinna'
`rlogin -l corinna corinna'
are both hanging 'til any key is pressed.
`rlogin corinna'
outputs:
`rlogin: connection closed.'
and is then hanging until any keypress.
No syslog entry.
rsh:
====
hangs as rlogin, but with syslog entry:
Win32 Process Id = 0x113 : Cygwin Process Id = 0x52A : connect second port 1022:
Address already in use.
??? I don't know, why 1022 should be in use. Unfortunately, only this port
1022 seems to be tried by `rsh'.
rcp:
====
rcp corinna AT corinna:foo .
returns without error message, without syslog entry and without copied file.
Any suggestion?
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