I'm using a Sparc 5 with two NICs to firewall/IP masquerade for a PC and a Mac. The PC (named dazed) is a multiboot machine with a SCSI Travan tape drive, running (among other things) Slink with kernel version 2.2.12; the Sparc, janus, is running Slink with kernel 2.2.9.
I'm trying to establish a procedure to back up janus to dazed's tape drive. To do this, I need to have either rsh or ssh working both directions between machines. I can ssh without password from janus to dazed, but when I try to ssh from dazed to janus, after a short pause I'm prompted for janus's password. When I look at /var/log/auth.log on janus, I see six repetitions of the following message: /dev/tty1: cannot open as standard input: No such device This is repeated for tty2 - tty6. I had some pty problems earlier that I resolved by deselecting UNIX98-style pty support when building the kernel. My understanding is that ssh should use pseudo pty-tty pairs, not the physical ttys. What am I doing wrong? Thanks in advance. --Walter Keeler [EMAIL PROTECTED] ******************************* Walter Keeler * If my words did glow... * San Francisco, CA *******************************
