QNX RTOS v4 Knowledge Base
QNX RTOS v4 Knowledge Base
| Title |
Interpreting telnetd QNX4 Syslog entries |
| Ref. No. |
QNX.000004880 |
| Category(ies) |
Network |
| Issue |
Can you tell us what the following syslog entries mean (specifically, what the number after telnetd indictate/stands for and what the signal # means):
telnetd[91]: going down on signal 0
telnetd[91]: going down on signal 18
Also, what does exit status 0x100 indicate
inetd[52]: /usr/ucb/nmbd: exit status 0x100
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| Solution |
> telnetd[91]: going down on signal 0
> telnetd[91]: going down on signal 18
'telnetd' is performing a cleanup on exit. signal 0 means that telnetd is doing the closing on its own, and 18 (SIGCHILD) means the child (probably a sh) terminated so telnetd is terminating.
> inetd[52]: /usr/ucb/nmbd: exit status 0x100
This represents the stat_loc argument to waitpid(). In this case it returned 0x100. This indicates that the child process numbered has terminated normally and the exit status (exit()) was 1.
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