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RE: weird behaviour of "who" command
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 RE: weird behaviour of "who" command - Oct. 30, '04, 9:10:37 PM
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markfunk
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Have you tried replacing the wtmpx file using /bin/mvwtmpx ?
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RE: weird behaviour of "who" command - Nov. 1, '04, 2:36:56 PM
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cortez_
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Tried - no results
Maybe after a next reboot...
but I'm slowly running out of ideas.
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RE: weird behaviour of "who" command - Nov. 1, '04, 2:46:01 PM
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cortez_
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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What a dude I am!
-rwxrwxr-x 1 Administrator +Administratorzy 0 Oct 27 14:35 who
Isn't the output of the ls -l /bin/who any hint?
I must have overwritten this file with a zero file, don't know how but that must be the cause. I'll check it on Wednesday when I get the original /bin/who
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RE: weird behaviour of "who" command - Nov. 2, '04, 3:29:16 PM
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cortez_
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That was the cause. I've corrected it now it's fine
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RE: weird behaviour of "who" command - Nov. 3, '04, 1:45:30 PM
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cortez_
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Anyway - does the who command show only the users that are connected to interix subsystem?
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RE: weird behaviour of "who" command - Nov. 3, '04, 3:13:16 PM
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Rodney
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Yes/Correct.
If someone connects to the Interix side then you see them.
If someone connects to the Win32 side (for example, with the Win32 Telner server)
you can see their processes (ps -A), but they won't have an entry in the
utmpx or wtmpx files.
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RE: weird behaviour of "who" command - Nov. 3, '04, 5:17:27 PM
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cortez_
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Is there any way to see all the logged users in both subsystems? Some way to aggregate the information?
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