Hello,
I'm wondering if anyone else has witnessed this phenomenon in FreeBSD
5.3-Release who could perhaps tell me if it's an oddity/configuration
error with my system, or a problem with this version. I had a 4.10
box that this does not happen on, similarly configured.
The steps to reproduce the
Brandon Lodriguss wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm wondering if anyone else has witnessed this phenomenon in FreeBSD
> 5.3-Release who could perhaps tell me if it's an oddity/configuration
> error with my system, or a problem with this version. I had a 4.10
> box that this does not happen on, similarly co
Karol Kwiatkowski wrote:
Brandon Lodriguss wrote:
It seems like utmp/wtmp is getting updated when the user logs out of the
second shell, then it ignores the fact that the user is still logged in to
the original shell.
I've got curious and investigated a bit. It looks like when user logs
i
Kevin D. Kinsey, DaleCo, S.P. wrote:
> Karol Kwiatkowski wrote:
>
>>Brandon Lodriguss wrote:
>>
>>
>>>It seems like utmp/wtmp is getting updated when the user logs out of the
>>>second shell, then it ignores the fact that the user is still logged in to
>>>the original shell.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>I
Hi,
I still have not found a reason for this happening in this version of fbsd
but not others. I am unsure if this is a bug or not. If anyone has an
answer or a theory, it would be much appreciated.
I do however have two workarounds if anyone is concerned about their users
doing this little a
Brandon Lodriguss wrote:
> It seems like utmp/wtmp is getting updated when the user logs out of the
> second shell, then it ignores the fact that the user is still logged in to
> the original shell.
I've got curious and investigated a bit. It looks like when user logs
in the second time (and it
