By lock up I mean my system freezes just like I'm using some windows OS and the only thing I can do is turn off the PC. I tried ssh localhost and logged into my machine as the user name but I still get the same thing. This however does not happen when I login as root. Michael Zimmermann wrote:

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At Dienstag, 9. April 2002 16:01 Alexander Pacheco wrote:

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[...] My problem is my home PC locks up if I connect using my user name and try to change directory but not when I login as root.

What do you mean by 'lock up'? What happens when?

Could it be, that the user has a restricted shell, which doesn't allow a cd command? And - second idea - could it be that your actions create some syslog-output, but syslog is blocking (perhaps logging to a second machine, which is not there)?

I'd like to help your vision with my blindness, but please be more specific. .o)

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Hi I have a doubt about ucdsnmp. I'm trying to install a dynamic loadable snmp agent. According to the snmpd.conf man page, this kind of agent can be installed using the "dlmod" command. When I try to load this module, however, the snmp daemon says it doesn't understand the "dlmod" keyword. Why is the SuSE ucdsnmp compiled without this feature? Some security issue? I tried to generate the ucdsnmp package again with dlmod enabled ( adding ucd-snmp/dlmod to the--with-mib-modules section) from the rpm source package but the dlmod keyword was still not available. May someone please help me? I REALLY need this feature... I'm running SuSE 7.3 and I tried both the original ucdsnmp(4.2.1-73) and the newer one(4.2.1-79) Thanks, Luciano