System on the blink
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Sun Mar 3 07:22:43 AEST 1991
Recently I posted an article describing how my system went on the blink.
The symptoms were: /bin/rn couldn't open /dev/tty, /usr/bin/pg could not
re-open stdout, and the console DELETE key quit working. I received many
helpful suggestions and would like to thank everyone that replied to the
trouble.
I fixed the problem by removing the file /etc/default/cron. I recently
created this file with the sole contents of: CRONLOG=YES. This was done
to turn on cron logging after reading about it in this newsgroup.
Just to make sure it was not a fluke, I re-created the file again with the
above entry, and my problems returned. I've read the sysadm manual and
was not enlightened in any way.
Is it possible that this is a bug in AT&T SVR3.2.2.1 or am I overlooking
something, possibly in inittab?
--
J. Rushford
...uunet!rushpc!jjr
Westminster, Colorado
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