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Subject: Re: large number of logins and utmp
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * Did you update your /etc/ttys file? I think that if they are not listed
 * in there, they don't show up in utmp.

My face is red.  You are right.

However, I should mention that I did read the man pages of utmp(5) and 
login(1).  Maybe we should mention something, where do you think would 
be the right place?

Satoshi