03/04/85 check_log

Syntax as a command:  check_log Person_id


Function:  scans the log segment for initializer messages.  Sometimes a
user is unable to log in; if so, the initializer places a message in
the log.


Arguments:
Person_id
   is the Person_id of the user whose log entry is to be checked.


List of messages:
The following is a list of the messages and explanations for
refusing login.
bad_pass
   bad password.
badpers
   person not in PNT, either not added or mistyped.
no_name
   no name given.
pwlocked
   password locked by administrator.
bad_proj
   Project_id typed by user does not exist in SAT.


no_pdt
   project'pdt/s pdt ipdt/s not in >pdt/sc1>pdt; mepdt/spdt/sage with
   pdt/starpdt/s alpdt/so typed online.
not_pdt
   user not in PDT for project; the user is not registered on the
   project.
anon_pw
   bad anonymous-user password.
already
   user already logged in and does not have the "multip" attribute in
   the PMF (absentee does not count).
absdate
   user absolute cutoff date (set by project administrator) exceeded.


limitu
   user dollar limit (set by project administrator) exceeded.
mnthlim
   user per-month dollar limit (set by project administrator) exceeded
shiftlim
   user per-shift dollar limit (set by project administrator) exceeded.
abslimit
   user absolute cutoff dollar limit (set by project administrator)
   exceeded.
hd_make
   user home directory does not exist and cannot be created.
sys_full
   system full according to load units.


saturate
   system full according to maximum number of users.
cant_bum
   system full, user cannot find anyone to bump.
groupmax
   load control group at absolute maximum.
no_group
   load control group in SAT not in master_group_table segment (in the
   udd>SysAdmin>admin directory).


nf_nosec
   system not full, group full, no secondary.
sysgrpfl
   system full, group full, cannot bump.
projothr
   project cut off for some other reason.
prog_err
   programming error in answering service (lg_ctl_).


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of Professor Fernando Jose Corbato. Users consider that Multics provided the best software architecture 
for managing computer hardware properly and for executing programs. Many subsequent operating systems 
incorporated Multics principles.
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