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Description of Problem: mcserv does not allow one to log in via remote mc, and therefore is useless. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): mcserv-4.5.51-36 How Reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. on the server, start the service "service mcserv start" 2. on a remote client machine run mc 3. using the pulldown menu, or the cli syntax, try to connect to the server 4. after it connects, enter the remote password Actual Results: MCFS invalid password. Expected Results: Logged into the remote server with a dir listing in panel Additional Information: Reproduceable on x86 also, but initially tested on s390
This should not be a s390-showstopper, so I have marked this as bug for all archs that should be worked on for the next RHL release. Florian La Roche
wrong assignment... changing
I am using mc[serv]-4.5.51-36 on two i386s and an ia64, and I am seeing the following behavior: From one i386, I AM ABLE to connect to the mcserv on the other i386. If I try to connect to the ia64's mcserv (from the same i386), not only does it not work, but mc hangs and becomes totally unresponsive (strace reveals that it is stuck on a read). On the other hand, if I try to connect from the ia64 to the i386, I get the message "Can't connect to server: Network is unreachable (101)." Interestingly, I get the same error trying to connect from the ia64 to itself. In no case am I able to reproduce the error described above.
Last I heard we're removing the mcserv feature, though I'm not familiar with the details. Probably the fact that it doesn't work is a contributing factor, we don't have the resources to actively develop mc.