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Subject: Re: is "inetd telnet slowness" fixed? (conflict w/FTP Software's InterDrive?)
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From: Danilo DOT Turina AT alcatel DOT it
Date: Thu, 19 Dec 2002 08:21:50 +0100
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If you can't uninstall InterDrive, see also the thread "Telnetd hangs for 
a while before giving login prompt", in which raghav AT lionking DOT i2 DOT com says:

Hi,

                 Finally found what the problem is. Let me not get into 
technical details of
this. But inetd runs as SYSTEM and home directory of SYSTEM will be set to
"/". Edit passwd file and change the home directory of SYSTEM to something
(e.g, /tmp). Restart the inetd. Now telnetd should work fine. :-)

Raghav

P.S. I already uninstalled InterDrive so I cannot verify if this applies 
also for me. Please, let me know if changing the home of SYSTEM is enough 
(i.e. letting InterDrive installed).


-------------------------------------
Danilo Turina
Alcatel Optics OND Network Management
Rieti (Italy) - Phone: +39 746 600332
-------------------------------------

1 anno 8 mesi 9 giorni 14 ore 30 minuti 14 secondi 




nicebounce AT trodman DOT com
18/12/2002 21.04

 
        To:     cygwin AT cygwin DOT com
        cc: 
        Subject:        Re: is "inetd telnet slowness" fixed? (conflict w/FTP Software's 
InterDrive?)


Dan:

I suspect your right.  I have FTP Software's InterDrive 4.0 (a NFS client)
loaded on my PC.  Unfortunately I need this for work.  We've had
other problems with InterDrive interfering with network printers.

ssh, ftpd, cron, and rlogin work fine, so I'll cope ;->

thanks very much for your help,
-- Tom Rodman 
perl -e 'print unpack("u", "\.\=\$\!T\<F\]D\;6\%N\+F\-O\;0H\`");'

On Tue 12/17/02 8:54 +0100 Danilo Turina wrote:
>I had the same problem some time ago and I found that it was caused by 
>FTP Software's InterDrive 5.0 (a NFS client). Uninstalling that product 
>all worked flawlessly.
>
>I think that, in general, a problem like that can be caused by "network 
>drivers" (possibly virtual ones) that causes broadcast or other lengthy 
>network iterations to be performed when someone tries to access the 
network.
>
>The same software causes a similar problem with Rational Rose (10 
>minutes to load a simple model with InterDrive, 1 minute without 
>Interdrive).
>
>Ciao,
>
>                                Danilo Turina
>
>nicebounce AT trodman DOT com wrote:
>> I just did a fresh install of 1.3.17 and setup telnetd. The login 
prompt
>> is delayed by about 3 minutes!  rlogin works just fine.
>> 
>> This problem was described in detail
>> in the mailing list towards the end of the summer.
>> 
>> Is there a fix or a workaround?
>> 
>> thanks/regards,
>> Tom Rodman
>> 
>> 
>> ------- Forwarded Message
>> From: "Bruce Dobrin" <dobrin AT imageworks DOT com>
>> To: <cygwin AT cygwin DOT com>
>> Subject: inetd telnet slowness
>> Date: Fri, 6 Sep 2002 14:02:08 -0700
>> <snipped>
>> 
>> I wrote about a month ago with this problem,  but didn't manage to work 
out
>> a viable solution.
>> 
>> If I stop inetd and run "in.telnetd -debug"  All is well.  It appears 
to
>> capture the machine/user correctly and  I am imediately logged in 
(bypassing
>> the login/passwd prompt).
>> 
>> With inetd running, telnet starts,  then hangs for about 3 minutes, 
finaly
>> ginving me a "Login:" prompt.  I assume that Inetd didn't pass usable
>> machine/user information to the in.telnetd,  and that the delay and 
eventual
>> "login:" prompt is in.telnetd  timing out waiting for  login 
information,
>> but I could be wrong about this.  Rlogind works fine with inetd,  and I
>> assume it uses a similar validation mechanism.   I'd appreciate any
>> assistance.
>> 
>> 
>> The diff of the Debug logs with and without inetd:
>> 
>> with inetd:
>> - -------------cut--------------
>> td: send suboption NEW-ENVIRON SEND
>> td: send suboption TERMINAL-TYPE SEND
>> td: ttloop
>> td: netflush 249 chars
>> td: ttloop read 73 chars
>> td: netflush 26 chars
>> td: recv suboption NAWS 0 80 (80) 0 25 (25)
>> - -------------cut----------------
>> ........XON VARIABLE|ACK 17; XOFF VARIABLE|ACK 19; FORW1 VARIABLE|ACK 
0;
>> FORW2 VARIABLE|ACK 0;
>> td: netflush 404 chars
>> td: Entering processing loop
>> #####
>> ##right here is where it hangs for 3 minutes}
>> #####
>> CYGWIN_NT-5.0 1.3.12(0.54/3/2) (genevieve) (tty2)
>> td: netflush 84 chars
>> td: netread 9 chars
>> td: recv do ECHO
>> td: recv will BINARY
>> td: recv wont LINEMODE
>> td: netflush 85 chars
>> login: td: netflush 7 chars
>> - -------------cut----------------
>> 
>> Without inetd:
>> - -------------cut----------------
>> td: send suboption NEW-ENVIRON SEND
>> td: send suboption TERMINAL-TYPE SEND
>> td: ttloop
>> td: netflush 249 chars
>> td: ttloop read 131 chars
>> td: netflush 27 chars
>> td: recv suboption NAWS 0 80 (80) 0 25 (25)
>> - -------------cut----------------
>> .......XON VARIABLE|ACK 17; XOFF VARIABLE|ACK 19; FORW1 VARIABLE|ACK 0; 
FORW2
>> VARIABLE|ACK 0;
>> td: netflush 404 chars
>> td: Entering processing loop
>> td: netflush 30 chars
>> td: netread 9 chars
>> td: recv do ECHO
>> td: recv will BINARY
>> td: recv wont LINEMODE
>> td: netflush 85 chars
>> Fanfare!!!
>> You are successfully logged in to this server!!!
>> 
>> - -------------cut----------------
>> <snipped>
>> ------- End of Forwarded Message
>> 
>> --v-v------------------C-U-T---H-E-R-E-------------------------v-v--
>> 
>> To:      "James Garrison" <jhg AT athensgroup DOT com>
>> cc:      <cygwin AT cygwin DOT com>
>> 
>> From:    "Bruce Dobrin" <dobrin AT imageworks DOT com>
>> Subject: Re: Telnet takes minutes
>> 
>> <mail headers snipped>
>> --------------------------------------------------------------------
>> Thanks for the quick response.
>> 
>> 
>> Those particular machines (1.3.12) are all on different segments from 
each
>> other,  with different os's (NT,XP, and 2K). But I have tried from 
other
>> machines on both the same and different segments,  same result,  and 
from
>> different telnet clients (SGI,  Linux, NT, Cygwin...)  it seems 
consistant.
>> I even telneted to "localhost" and to the machine name and ip from
>> itself....  same result.  I assume reverse DNS is configured as it 
works (I
>> didn't know it was configurable)..   as a side note,  rsh/rlogin works 
like
>> a champ....
>> 
>> <snipped>
>> 
>
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