Hi all,
I have a strange question. For that I apologize.
Today I saw a server on FreeBSD (yes, it will not surprise you). This server and run instead of the standard invitation -
stopped at the line of the form:
(Sorry me, again. I had no right to consider it. I did not write the message, and do not remember it. Sorry.)
But after you press Enter, I saw the invitation to enter the commands:
- An impression that came in as root user (without entering an authorization).
I recently switched from Windows Xp on FreeBSD (and experience with UNIX I do not have).
But I thought, at it involved a protected mode (or how to speak - a single-user).
Quietly, without much attention, I introduced:
From my small experience - not mounted partitions. (Although perhaps I'm wrong).
But I enter:
I could not find the directory (usr, var, tmp). Was directory "etc". I thought about the possibility to look in /etc/rc.conf.
Then I chased the "older guys". (Sorry for my English).
The question is: How do you think - what was the mistake?
If this error is associated with no opportunity to mount the partitions?
- How to fix? How to check disk and fix all the partitions?
(It worries me because I want in the future to administer a server on FreeBSD. And I try to pay attention to such things).
Yes, I think that many of you are angered by this issue.
Since there are no hard facts and messages log - which is equivalent to: Tell Fortunes with coffee.
But still give your opinion about your actions in this situation.
Sorry, I do not have access to the server - so check your answers can not - but maybe it will help to someone and me in the future.
Thanks in advance. Do not judge strictly.
I have a strange question. For that I apologize.
Today I saw a server on FreeBSD (yes, it will not surprise you). This server and run instead of the standard invitation -
Code:
login:stopped at the line of the form:
Code:
xxxxx x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x /bin/sh:(Sorry me, again. I had no right to consider it. I did not write the message, and do not remember it. Sorry.)
But after you press Enter, I saw the invitation to enter the commands:
Code:
#I recently switched from Windows Xp on FreeBSD (and experience with UNIX I do not have).
But I thought, at it involved a protected mode (or how to speak - a single-user).
Quietly, without much attention, I introduced:
Code:
# pwd
/From my small experience - not mounted partitions. (Although perhaps I'm wrong).
But I enter:
Code:
# lsI could not find the directory (usr, var, tmp). Was directory "etc". I thought about the possibility to look in /etc/rc.conf.
Code:
# less /etc/rc.conf
less: Command not found.
# cat /etc/rc.conf
cat: Command not found.
# vi /etc/rc.conf
vi: Command not found.Then I chased the "older guys". (Sorry for my English).
The question is: How do you think - what was the mistake?
If this error is associated with no opportunity to mount the partitions?
- How to fix? How to check disk and fix all the partitions?
(It worries me because I want in the future to administer a server on FreeBSD. And I try to pay attention to such things).
Yes, I think that many of you are angered by this issue.
Since there are no hard facts and messages log - which is equivalent to: Tell Fortunes with coffee.
But still give your opinion about your actions in this situation.
Sorry, I do not have access to the server - so check your answers can not - but maybe it will help to someone and me in the future.
Thanks in advance. Do not judge strictly.
