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+<H1><A NAME="SECTION00910000000000000000">Logins via terminals</A></H1>
+<P>
+ Figure&nbsp;<A HREF="node80.html#figterminallogins">8.1</A> shows how logins happen
+ via terminals. First, <tt>init</tt><A NAME="2589">&#160;</A> makes sure there is a
+ <tt>getty</tt><A NAME="2591">&#160;</A> program for the terminal connection (or
+ console). <tt>getty</tt><A NAME="2593">&#160;</A> listens at the terminal and waits for
+ the user to notify that he is ready to login in (this usually
+ means that the user must type something). When it notices a
+ user, <tt>getty</tt><A NAME="2595">&#160;</A> outputs
+ a welcome message (stored in <tt>/etc/issue</tt><A NAME="2597">&#160;</A>), and prompts for
+ the username, and finally runs the <tt>login</tt><A NAME="2599">&#160;</A> program.
+ <tt>login</tt><A NAME="2601">&#160;</A> gets the username as a parameter, and prompts the
+ user for the password. If these match, <tt>login</tt><A NAME="2603">&#160;</A>
+ starts the shell configured for the user; else it just exits
+ and terminates the process (perhaps after giving the user
+ another chance at entering the username and password).
+ <tt>init</tt><A NAME="2605">&#160;</A> notices that the
+ process terminated, and starts a new <tt>getty</tt><A NAME="2607">&#160;</A> for the
+ terminal.
+<P>
+<P><A NAME="2586">&#160;</A><A NAME="figterminallogins">&#160;</A><IMG WIDTH=461 HEIGHT=734 ALIGN=BOTTOM ALT="figure2514" SRC="img13.gif"><BR>
+<STRONG>Figure 8.1:</STRONG> Logins via terminals: the interaction of <tt>init</tt><A NAME="2609">&#160;</A>, <tt>getty</tt><A NAME="2611">&#160;</A>,
+ <tt>login</tt><A NAME="2613">&#160;</A>, and the shell.<BR>
+<P>
+<P>
+ Note that the only new process is the one created by <tt>init</tt><A NAME="2615">&#160;</A>
+ (using the <tt>fork</tt><A NAME="2617">&#160;</A> system call);
+ <tt>getty</tt><A NAME="2619">&#160;</A> and <tt>login</tt><A NAME="2621">&#160;</A> only replace the program running
+ in the process (using the <tt>exec</tt><A NAME="2623">&#160;</A> system call).
+<P>
+ A separate program, for noticing the user, is needed for serial
+ lines, since it can be (and traditionally was) complicated to
+ notice when a terminal becomes active. <tt>getty</tt><A NAME="2625">&#160;</A> also adapts
+ to the speed and other settings of the connection, which is
+ important especially for dial-in connections, where these
+ parameters may change from call to call.
+<P>
+ There are several versions of <tt>getty</tt><A NAME="2627">&#160;</A> and <tt>init</tt><A NAME="2629">&#160;</A>
+ in use, all with their good and bad points. It is a good idea
+ to learn about the versions on your system, and also about the
+ other versions (you could use the Linux Software Map to search
+ them). If you don't have dial-in's, you probably don't have to
+ worry about <tt>getty</tt><A NAME="2631">&#160;</A>, but <tt>init</tt><A NAME="2633">&#160;</A> is still important.
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+<I>Lars Wirzenius <BR>
+Sat Nov 15 02:32:11 EET 1997</I>
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