by Imonics Developme » Wed, 09 Aug 1995 04:00:00
linecheck linecheck.log > /dev/modem < /dev/modem
I get permission denied for /dev/modem on the Linux (local)
side, even though the file permissions are wide open.
Anybody experienced this (and fixed it)?
Greg
--
Greg Zoller Imonics 919-469-7937
by Harry Deppel » Wed, 09 Aug 1995 04:00:00
: linecheck linecheck.log > /dev/modem < /dev/modem
: I get permission denied for /dev/modem on the Linux (local)
: side, even though the file permissions are wide open.
: Anybody experienced this (and fixed it)?
Well, I'm certainly no expert, but here's my guess anyway:
/dev/modem is a (soft) link to another device (/dev/cua0 on
my box, but this may be different on yours ...). If you fix
the permissions on the *real* device used you might be better
off.
: Greg
: --
: Greg Zoller Imonics 919-469-7937
Good luck!
Harald
by Kendall Beam » Wed, 09 Aug 1995 04:00:00
: linecheck linecheck.log > /dev/modem < /dev/modem
: I get permission denied for /dev/modem on the Linux (local)
: side, even though the file permissions are wide open.
: Anybody experienced this (and fixed it)?
What are the permissions on your device. Remember that /dev/modem is most
likely a link on your system. Check to see. If it is then you need to
find out the permissions for /dev/cu??. The device that /dev/modem is
pointing to.
--
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
I don't mind what Congress does, as long as they don't do it in the
streets and frighten the horses. -- Victor Hugo
1. Any 'term' experts out there?
I am trying to install term (version 2.3.4) but am having problems. I
have read all the man pages and how-to's but I still can't get 'testterm'
to run correctly, nevermind trying to get it to run on a remote host.
Here is what I did:
First, I ran '/.configure --root'
Then, I ran 'make installnet installman' (to build term in private mode
with full networking)
Then I set the environmental variables
setenv TERMDIR $HOME
setenv TERMMODE 0
I also have my termrc file set up with the standard defaults.
Up to here everything is fine. However, when I run 'testterm' it just
hangs. I tried running 'testterm &' to run it in the background and
when I looked at 'ps -acux' I saw that there were indeed 2 versions
of term running (which is what I want). But when I then tried to
test the setup as described in the manpages with the command
'tupload ./term /usr/tmp'
I got the following error message:
:gethostbyname: Linux: Nonauthoritative `host not found' or server failed
Term: Failed to connect to term socket `/root/.term/socket'
I can't get past this point. I looked in my /etc/hosts and I have the line
127.0.0.1 Linux.org localhost
which seems normal.
I don't know what else to do.
If anyone has any ideas about what the problem might be I would appreciate
it if you could e-mail me (the news server I am connected to is sometimes
unrealiable). Thanks in advance.
===========================================================================
alfred rizzo
new york, ny
===========================================================================
2. libstdc++-libc6 naming convention
3. LINUX Kernel/Device Driver Expert, offsite-short term
4. Apache 0.6.5 thru 0.8.14 doesnt work for me - HELP?
6. bind two address in a netscape enterprise server
7. Vacatures voor een Platform Expert CSIRT en een Expert NIDS
8. Problems With X Windows and ATI Expert Expert 98 (Rage Pro) on Red Hat 5.1
9. TERM: best way to send/receive mail over term?
10. Failed to connect to term socket '/home/sjw/.term/socket
11. Term: Failed to connect to term socket... HELP!