OS-SCO-Admin-FAQ

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A SCO OpenServer 5.0.7 sub-topic page covering system administration issues and workarounds:

See Also: 
OS-SCO-Admin
OS-SCO


Login

Terminal /dev/ttyp?? is disabled -- see Account Administrator

A terminal may be locked out due to excessive login attempts.

  • Workaround
    1. It is sometimes possible to make multiple, simultaneous login attempts to round-robin to a pseudo-tty that is not locked.
  • Investigate
    If login is successful, check /etc/auth/system/ttys.
    1. man ttys
    2. grep lock /etc/auth/system/ttys
    3. scoadmin
      System
      Terminal Manager
      Examine
      ttyp??
    4. grep Accepted.password.for.root /var/adm/syslog
  • Remediate
    After determining extent of the problem, and potential compromise of account passwords, various unlock options exist:
    1. ttyunlock ttyp??
    2. scoadmin
      System
      Terminal Manager
      Unlock
      ttyp??
    3. Host routes?
      Make sure all inbound connections are not mapped to the same public IP. This defeats use of host routes.

Shutdown

  1. System will not shutdown; must be super-user message shown
    • /etc/reboot may workaround an inability to shutdown or reboot.