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Grex System Problems - Spring 2004 Mark Unseen   Mar 21 03:03 UTC 2004

This item is for system problems.  If something on Grex isn't working 
right (line noise on a modem, weird behavior from a program, etc.), 
this is the place to announce it.  Except for security holes.  If you 
find a hole in system security, mail information about it to "staff".
405 responses total.
soup
response 1 of 405: Mark Unseen   Mar 21 05:22 UTC 2004

This response has been erased.

tsty
response 2 of 405: Mark Unseen   Mar 23 05:52 UTC 2004

darn ....
tsty
response 3 of 405: Mark Unseen   Mar 23 06:41 UTC 2004

logging in with ssh .. i have been bounced 4 times whilst entering
bbs responses ... first freeze, then disconnect ... someting
is screwey in bbs-land ....
tsty
response 4 of 405: Mark Unseen   Mar 23 07:09 UTC 2004

parcel : parcel:x:28502:205:lettermail:/d/p/a/parcel:/usr/local/bin/bash seems
to be another canadian L-user. 
  
from   67.70.138.80 adn 24.146.22.75 ... it shows in whatever.
  
rcurl
response 5 of 405: Mark Unseen   Mar 23 18:51 UTC 2004

Login      Name               TTY  Idle  Login Time   Location   Work Phone
newuser  The Newuser Program   p0 13:20  Mar 16 22:32
rcurl    Rane Curl            *s0        Mar 23 13:48

That newuser is going to wonder where everyone is.....
rcurl
response 6 of 405: Mark Unseen   Mar 23 19:16 UTC 2004

(Actually, that "newuser" isn't even here, is he/she?)
kip
response 7 of 405: Mark Unseen   Mar 23 20:16 UTC 2004

Grex appeared to suffer a loss of Internet connectivity between 7am and 8am
this morning.  I dropped by the Pumpkin this afternoon, our DSL modem claimed
to have a link, but I power cycled it anyway. 

We appear to be back.  All the modem users had the place to themselves all
day.  :)
twenex
response 8 of 405: Mark Unseen   Mar 23 20:57 UTC 2004

Heh. Thankyou for being a fr- er, for performing a publ service!
albaugh
response 9 of 405: Mark Unseen   Mar 24 17:56 UTC 2004

What I had bookmarked once upon a time as "Welcome to the grex status page",
i.e. where to find out if grex were down, with URL
http://grexstatus.nether.net/ , appears to be now a "home" screen for
Jared. There is nothing about grex on that page at all...
tsty
response 10 of 405: Mark Unseen   Mar 24 20:27 UTC 2004

thankxxx  kip
krokus
response 11 of 405: Mark Unseen   Mar 25 17:48 UTC 2004

Having issues with ssh, this is what I got when I tried to connect
with PuTTY a couple minutes ago:
Server refused to allocate pty
Warning: no access to tty; thus no job control in this shell...
                                                               mesg: I/O
stream 2 improperly redirected
                       stty: TCGETS: Operation not supported on socket
                                                                      stty:
standard input: Operation not supported on socket
                                             TERM: Undefined variable.
                                                                      stty:
standard input: Operation not supported on socket
                                             mesg: I/O stream 2 improperly
redirected
aruba
response 12 of 405: Mark Unseen   Mar 25 18:07 UTC 2004

I get that once in a while with ssh.  I think it's because the ssh server on
Grex doesn't know how to handle the telnet queue.
tod
response 13 of 405: Mark Unseen   Mar 25 18:34 UTC 2004

This response has been erased.

rcurl
response 14 of 405: Mark Unseen   Mar 25 18:53 UTC 2004

I have been connecting via telnet using MacSSH in rlogin mode (the client
has only ssh2 otherwise). Today, however, I encountered a queue, and was
disconnected when the queue reached zero (many times). I recall this
happened another time when there was a queue. Is there an explanation, or
cure (perhaps by setting parameters in the client) to fix this?

mdw
response 15 of 405: Mark Unseen   Mar 25 22:09 UTC 2004

Try "stty 9600" on the client end before connecting to grex.  Grex is
entirely too trusting of tty parameters from random clients...  I'm
surprised though that you're using rlogin...
gull
response 16 of 405: Mark Unseen   Mar 26 01:30 UTC 2004

There was discussion about this before.  Since Grex doesn't support
SSH2, and Rane's telnet client can't do SSH1, rlogin is about his only
alternative.
rcurl
response 17 of 405: Mark Unseen   Mar 26 06:06 UTC 2004

The client also supports rsh, rexec and "raw TCP". Any of those options?
gull
response 18 of 405: Mark Unseen   Mar 26 14:27 UTC 2004

Not really.  rsh might work but it wouldn't give you any advantages over
rlogin.
kenish
response 19 of 405: Mark Unseen   Mar 31 16:47 UTC 2004

What has happened to port-fwd (SSH) thru Grex - worked
well before, now I get disconnected and/or it just
freezes.
mdw
response 20 of 405: Mark Unseen   Mar 31 20:11 UTC 2004

It was intentionally disabled, as it's against policy and has other
problems.  If you want to discuss the technical issues, you might want
to ask in the garage conference, but you might first want to check coop
and look for past discussions on port forwarding, or enter a new item to
discuss port forwarding and sshd.
fitz
response 21 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 2 16:57 UTC 2004

repeated disconnets from telnet session 11:49am Friday.
fitz
response 22 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 2 17:06 UTC 2004

Problem doesn't seem to be my ISP.  I get halfway through the agora and the
keyboard doesn't respond on grex.  The disconnect seems to happen after about
four minutes of no throughput.

[logging off on my own this time]
jor
response 23 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 2 17:13 UTC 2004

        yep I keep getting kicked, last time
        in mid party quip
        not idle at all
krj
response 24 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 2 17:59 UTC 2004

Many people in party are reporting random disconnects; I got hit once.
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