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MRLOGIND(8) | System Manager's Manual | MRLOGIND(8) |
NAME¶
mrlogind
— munge
authenticated remote login server
SYNOPSIS¶
mrlogind |
[-ahlLn ] |
mrlogind |
-V |
DESCRIPTION¶
Mrlogind
is the server for the
mrlogin(1) program. It is a modification of the
rlogind server and uses munge authentication rather than
reserved ports for security.
Options supported by mrlogind
:
-a
- Ask hostname for verification.
-n
- Disable keep-alive messages.
-M
- Specify alternate munge unix domain path.
-V
- Output package and protocol version.
Mrlogind
listens for service requests at
the port indicated in the ``mlogin'' service specification; see
services(5). If no ``mlogin'' service specification exits,
it falls back to port 541/tcp.
Transport-level keepalive messages are enabled unless the
-n
option is present. The use of keepalive messages
allows sessions to be timed out if the client crashes or becomes
unreachable.
DIAGNOSTICS¶
All errors are logged via the syslog (3) library. Administrators should check the log files for details regarding errors. Error messages send to the user are intentionally ambiguous, so that details about state information cannot be interpreted.
SEE ALSO¶
August 26, 2003 | Linux Mrsh |