> Erik has an ethernet (not tcpip, raw ethernet) console kernel driver and
> command line
> tool which is easier these days (EIA interfaces are a dieing breed). You can
> even use
> these tools over a loopback interface, from the machine back to itself.
a version of cec(8), the client, is availa
> I'm not sure why the auth commands hang in a vanilla drawterm (no rio).
The problem is not drawterm, it is by design. keyfs (and I assume secstored)
create a virtual filesystem that the command line apps use to communicate with
the running daemon.
Due to plan9's per process namespace and becaus
Thank you Erik.
On Mon, Jan 4, 2010 at 7:09 PM, erik quanstrom wrote:
> > cpu% auth/secstore -g factotum
> > secstore password:
> > auth/secstore: error: account rtr expired at Sat Jan 2 03:59:59 GMT 2010
> > secstore password:
>
> see secstore(8). auth/secuser $user is what you want. on
> th
I think (I haven't tried this) you can drawterm in as bootes
and then manually edit the file /adm/secstore/who/$user and change
the number after exp. I guess this number is the number of secs since 1/1/70
butthe source for secstored wil tell you.
-Steve
> cpu% auth/secstore -g factotum
> secstore password:
> auth/secstore: error: account rtr expired at Sat Jan 2 03:59:59 GMT 2010
> secstore password:
see secstore(8). auth/secuser $user is what you want. on
the console of the auth server.
- erik
