Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

HI folks,

who command is not showing any output of the logged users, who /etc/utmp also not displaying any out.

kindly help me to solve the issue.

Hairkishnan.L
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Originally posted by: flodstrom

Does it work when you run who as root? In case it does, check file permissions on /etc/utmp.

Is /etc/utmp zero sized? Is your root file system full?
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Originally posted by: Kobe

Hi, update de ssh. To me, happened the same thing!!!
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

Thanks for your replay,

I have tried with root too.
the size of the /etc/utmp is not zero it is

-rw-r--r-- 1 root system 27216 Dec 18 18:47 utmp

my root vg has the enough free space

my ssh version is
# ssh -V
OpenSSH_4.5p1, OpenSSL 0.9.8d 28 Sep 2006
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

Do you get any output for this?

who /etc/utmp

Also check:

which who

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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

I got the solution after installed the latest openssh version 5.0

Thanks for you replays
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

Hey mods, ban this spammer!

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