Problems with more than 35 telnet logins
Torkel Hasle
torkel at bibsyst.no
Tue Mar 19 05:25:20 AEST 1991
The problem is that I can't log in more than 35 user via
telnet (Lachman TCP/IP version 3.0) on SCO-like machine, Altos
series 5000 running Unix 5.3.2. The kernel is linked with the
parameter NPTTYS = 128, and there is 128 pseudo-ttys
(/dev/ptyp?? and /dev/ttyp??) with correct ownership and
permissions.
When user number 35 logs in, (s)he gets the message
All network ports in use
and the telnetdaemon exits.
Viewing the source, it seems that the daemon cannot open the
pseudo-tty as a plain device file. There is unfortunately no
errno indicating the error. I have tried to recompile the
standard Berkeley telnetd, but there is too much "handwork" to
get it to work under System V, even though I have the socket
lib.
Anyone who has a clue? Is there other restrictions that is
not documented? I have asked Altos, but they don't seem to be
able to help. Ti Kan, are you there?
Please reply by mail, and I summarize on the net.
Torkel Hasle
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