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Unraid-Server login[3651]: ILLEGAL ROOT LOGIN on '/dev/pts/8'

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I thought it was fixed, but IIRC there was an issue where you could only hit terminal so many times and then that message would begin to pop up.   Reboot is the solution.

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I know. i already did.

 

Still this is a bug, which is very... dumb for a 24/7 server?!

Just tried it and it works properly.  Once you hit 8 windows open at a time (including any from docker containers) you hit that.  Closing windows and it'll let you back in.

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Didnt had a single window open...?

Definitely some funny business going on with terminal windows.  First of all "8" comes from the default "legacy pty count" we configured in the linux kernel.  This can be changed via a kernel command line option, for example to set to 20:

pty.legacy_count=20

Next, the opening/closing of windows seems to be stack-like.  That is suppose you open 8 windows: 1..8.  If you try to open next window it will fail with login not accepted.  If you then close 8, you can open it again - makes sense.  But if you close any/all windows besides number 8, it still won't let you open another window until number 8 is closed.  At this point, you can now open as many windows from 8 down until you hit an open window again.  So yeah, we'll look into this.

 

Is the this the behavior you're seeing?  BTW doesn't seem to make a difference how window is closed (either by typing 'exit' for by clicking 'X').

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Not really i didnt had any window open, besides that window what showed after some "lag" "cant login" or something.

 

If i open terminal, i open it, when im finished i close it... server had some uptime, so i guess it could be that it didnt registered that i close the windows long time ago...?

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