Anyway, how do I set the interactive time out for Telnet Sessions? I
do
alot of accessing from work to my home machine and if I am compiling or
getting News, it may take longer than what the session is set to time out
(Default) and I get logged off the session. And have to start all over.
Maybe you have the timeoutd package installed. This can log out
users. The file you're looking for is /etc/timeouts.
If you do have this package installed you probably just want to
uninstall it.
Also what is the command to look at just the boot up log. I know
someone
posted it a while back and I used it once or twice. But if you don't use it
all the time, at least I do, I forget the commands.
dmesg
Here's a good one, does anyone have all the commands available on a
web
page or print out? I guess it would a pretty big file....:)
apropos -w \*
And it is long, on my system a total of 3559 lines.
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