Re: Iptables and Logins at boot-up

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You can have one login (the first tty I believe) set up for autologin if you use mingetty instead of getty--I don't remember what RH uses. You would have to change the instances of whatever is being used if it's not mingetty in /etc/inittab and of course install mingetty if it's not installed. then for your first tty, you would have your entry for tty1 read:

1:2345:respawn:/sbin/mingetty --noclear --autologin jboyer tty1
Siubstitute whatever your username is. Notice that you take out the 38400 that "getty" uses; of course these instructions aren't necessary if mingetty is being used by default already. Also realize that you can't do serial console logins with mingetty as far as I know.


Why do you need two users logged in? If it's for fetching mail, you can fetch mail for both users from a .fetchmailrc in either user's home directory, except that then you'd have to sort them into separate email boxes with Pine or procmail or mutt somehow.
Or you can have a system-wide configuration for fetchmail so that emails are delivered to the appropriate users; that configuration would be started at boot I believe rather than at login. But maybe you have a different purpose.



-- Cheryl

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