how can I restore a process?
how can I restore a process?
- Subject: how can I restore a process?
- From: Robert C Burton <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 1 Nov 2003 19:51:58 -0800
I am afraid I did something really bad. I was trying to setup ssh so
that I could see the screen of a local computer.
I had used ssh to access the intended server and I executed the
following command from my client on the server
kill -HUP `cat /var/run/sshd.pid` This was supposed to make sshd reread
the configuration file. However now when I try to ssh to the server the
connection is refused.
So I looked at the "Sharing preferences" on the server and discovered
that Remote Login had been turned off (Unchecked) so I checked the box
but all that happens is it says "Remote login is starting up", but it
never completes.
I have restarted the computer with no help.
From reading the man pages about "kill" I gather that I killed the
daemon sshd but it did not restart.
Does anyone know how I can restore this process so that Remote Login
can be started??
Prior to this goof I had been successfully using ssh without the -X
option but I was trying to get it to display the remote screen. By the
way the remote and local computers are side by side.
local is Imac G4 800 mhz, Panther. remote is BeigeG3, Jaguar 10.2.8
Robert C Burton - Labview Consultant and Programmer
email - email@hidden
Ph: 760-375-7182
Data Acquisition and Display Specialist
Hardware and Software Systems Design
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