On Fri, Mar 07, 2003 at 04:41:03AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm using a linux running kernel ver 2.4.2-7 as my tftp server. The server works
> fine and is being used for tftp'ying files extensively. But once in a while, it
> hangs and I need to restart xinetd. When I check /var/log/messages, I see the
> following
Please wrap your lines. Also note that your kernel is *very* old. If
you keep your systems that old, I suspect that other pieces like xinetd
and tftp-server might be out-of-date too.
> Mar 6 20:10:08 abc-tftp rsh(pam_unix)[16139]: session opened for user su-abc by
> (uid=0)
> Mar 6 20:10:08 ash-tftp rsh(pam_unix)[16139]: session closed for user su-abc
> Mar 6 20:10:56 ash-tftp xinetd[15080]: tftp service was deactivated because of
> looping
>
> What is the problem here and how can I rectify this?
Go to google and type in the exact message that you see above. The
answers - or at least suggestions for you to try - are there.
.../Ed
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