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> davis@space.mit.edu (John E. Davis) writes:
> >On Thu, 27 Jun 1996 09:31:13 -0300 (EST), Isamar Maia <isamar@magiclink.com.br>
> >wrote:
> > : It's freezing online the the virtual console that I'm using at that
...
> >I have seen freezing with 2.0.0 as well. For example, I often run make
> >locally in X windows to an NSF mounted disk. The make process sometimes
> >freezes and does not repond to any signals generated from the keyboard (^Z,
...
> When I came home today, it had decided not to accept incoming connections
> anymore. The only way to get to a shell was via the vc, rlogin and telnet did
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> nothing and ssh stopped after I entered a password. This was fixed after (yet
> another) reboot.
> The BBS that is listening on ports 23 and 1976 was behaving as normal though.

Don't know about the problems above, but this last is a "stuck pty" - what
pty did telnet report before it froze up? I've seen these all too frequently
in 1.3s and 2.0.0 kernels. Does anyone know how to unstick these besides
a re-boot? I vaguely remember something about echo'ing into the /proc
file system... ?

Currently I just force some process to hang on the port and just leave it
until the next reboot. You should then be able to get in on the next pty
(unless/until it freezes).

Derric
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derric@scott.net (205)987-5889 Birmingham, AL 35236


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