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> Hi!  I've upgraded my Slackware 3.5 system to use a 2.2.12 kernel,
> glibc-2.1.2, and gcc-2.95.1.  During the kernel upgrade, I've upgraded a
> number of other packages, per the 2.2 kernel doc.  I've installed
> procps-2.0.5 and util-linux-2.9y.

> I'm finding that when I issue the "w" or "who" commands, 1 user (me) is
> shown as being logged on, but I see no entry for my session.  When I
> issue the "uptime" command, again 1 user is reported as being logged in.
> This happens when I'm logged at the console.

> When I login from remote (via rlogin), "w", "who", and "uptime" all
> report 0 users logged in.

> > Hi!  I've upgraded my Slackware 3.5 system to use a 2.2.12 kernel,
> > glibc-2.1.2, and gcc-2.95.1.  During the kernel upgrade, I've
upgraded a
> > number of other packages, per the 2.2 kernel doc.  I've installed
> > procps-2.0.5 and util-linux-2.9y.

> > I'm finding that when I issue the "w" or "who" commands, 1 user (me)
is
> > shown as being logged on, but I see no entry for my session.  When I
> > issue the "uptime" command, again 1 user is reported as being logged
in.
> > This happens when I'm logged at the console.

> > When I login from remote (via rlogin), "w", "who", and "uptime" all
> > report 0 users logged in.

> Did you change from libc5?  If so, your new uptime, etc., programs
> are expecting the libc6 {u,w}tmp format.  See the glibc-2.1 FAQ3.2.

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