Am 04.04.2005 um 16:53 schrieb Frank Burkhardt:
Hi,
On Mon, Apr 04, 2005 at 04:13:09PM +0200, Cajus Pollmeier wrote:
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What does the 'id -G' command show in 1. your session?
1011 33801 47627 80 999 1004 1023
2. your friend's ssh-session?
1006 33801 47627 1004 1023
OK, I was right :-) .
Sure, I've restarted ssh. Hmm. Is unpagsh replacable by pagsh?
Sorry, pagsh creates a new PAG. This would be solution to your problem (ssh-user collides with local user) but there would still be a collision between two ssh-users.
I've no unpagsh on my system here...
Have a look @
http://fbo.no-ip.org/debian-oth/woody/instantafs/openafs-tools/
There's a debian-package containing 'unpagsh' + sources. unpagsh
(at least the version inside this package) can't be used with kernel 2.6+ -
I hope to find the reason asap.
Perfect! It works and I'm lucky. BTW - we've stopped using 2.6.x for production use. The network stack functions one week, then you've to reboot. Back to 2.4.x, these problems are gone. So - I don't care about 2.6 on these machines :-)
Cheers, Cajus
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