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openssh on solaris8 - lastlogin time is always current time

Post by Jamie Fo » Wed, 26 Sep 2001 09:48:41



Hi -

I compiled and installed openssh (2.9p2?) on a Solaris 8 system and I've
noticed that the lastlogin time reported on login is incorrect, it shows the
time of this login (the current time).  This happens whether I have set
"printlastlog" to true in the sshd_config, or whether I disable it there and
set "uselogin" to true.  openssh on debian linux systems seems to be fine.
If I telnet into those same solaris systems, the lastlogin time is correct.
Anybody know how to fix it?

Thanks,

Jamie Fox

 
 
 
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openssh on solaris8 - lastlogin time is always current time

Post by Dave Uhrin » Wed, 26 Sep 2001 12:26:09



> Hi -

> I compiled and installed openssh (2.9p2?) on a Solaris 8 system and I've
> noticed that the lastlogin time reported on login is incorrect, it shows
> the
> time of this login (the current time).  This happens whether I have set
> "printlastlog" to true in the sshd_config, or whether I disable it there
> and
> set "uselogin" to true.  openssh on debian linux systems seems to be fine.
> If I telnet into those same solaris systems, the lastlogin time is
> correct. Anybody know how to fix it?

> Thanks,

> Jamie Fox

You didn't perchance disable lastlog, utmp[x] and wtmp[x] in your
./configure line, did you?

 
 
 
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openssh on solaris8 - lastlogin time is always current time

Post by Rich Tee » Wed, 26 Sep 2001 14:27:32



> I compiled and installed openssh (2.9p2?) on a Solaris 8 system and I've
> noticed that the lastlogin time reported on login is incorrect, it shows the
> time of this login (the current time).  This happens whether I have set
> "printlastlog" to true in the sshd_config, or whether I disable it there and
> set "uselogin" to true.  openssh on debian linux systems seems to be fine.
> If I telnet into those same solaris systems, the lastlogin time is correct.
> Anybody know how to fix it?

Hmm, works OK here:


        OpenSSH_2.9p2, SSH protocols 1.5/2.0, OpenSSL 0x0090602f


        Last login: Mon Sep 24 21:22:44 2001 from grover
        Sun Microsystems Inc.   SunOS 5.8       Generic February 2000

        Mon Sep 24 22:19:03 PDT 2001

Mars is a Solaris 8 Ultra 1.

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