Lorens Kockum wrote:
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> In debian-user Ed wrote:
> >
> > No. Remember, the login process has already started, the user ('ed')
> > has
> >already gotten a tty, the system has printed to it (for example to tell him
> >he has no mail), only when it tries to exec the default shell does the e
In debian-user Ed wrote:
>
> No. Remember, the login process has already started, the user ('ed')
> has
>already gotten a tty, the system has printed to it (for example to tell him
>he has no mail), only when it tries to exec the default shell does the error
>occur. I can't see how tty ac
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Shaleh wrote:
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> I am running 2.0.34 w/ no problems. Could it be a permission on the tty
> and not the executable??
No. Remember, the login process has already started, the user ('ed')
has
already gotten a tty, the system has printed to it (for example to tell him
he has no mail), o
I am running 2.0.34 w/ no problems. Could it be a permission on the tty
and not the executable??
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I've attempted to run the 2.0.34 and 2.1.105 kernels (currently running
2.0.33, Debian 2.1 hamm+slink), but have been stumped by a problem. ROOT
can login normally with no problem, but a "normal" user (I have an 'ed'
account for doing things that don't require root access) gets an error
message du
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