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Posted By: Mornse Telnet - 05/28/02 10:21 PM
Ok, I have a RH 7 box, and I want to set up a telnet server on it. I don't have the file /etc/inetd.conf, so how else can I set up the telnet server?
Posted By: Gremelin Re: Telnet - 05/28/02 10:55 PM
Its got a diff name, i dont recall though...
Posted By: Infinite Re: Telnet - 05/29/02 01:44 AM
Doesn't redhat 7 use xinetd instead of inetd? Go to /etc/xinetd.d and edit the "telnet" file's disable line from "yes" to "no" to activate telnetd. Then just restart xinetd and your telnetd should be up and running.

sum
Posted By: hKzKnight Re: Telnet - 05/29/02 01:52 AM
True, also I think you can pull something off in the console/xconsole... I downloaded a new java telnet, which I run in *nix and windows.
Posted By: Mornse Re: Telnet - 06/08/02 04:55 AM
I checked for xinetd and nothing. I also searched for telnetd, nothing. So wassup?
Posted By: Predator Re: Telnet - 06/08/02 07:32 AM
i should take a look at this file, maybe this is what you're looking for wink
/etc/init.d/xinetd
Posted By: Infinite Re: Telnet - 06/08/02 05:33 PM
"/etc/init.d/xinetd" is used to start the xinet daemon, it shouldn't have anything to do with telnet itself.

Not to doubt you mornse, but you really don't have an "/etc/xinetd.d" directory? That's fuct. I'm using redhat 7.1; I didn't think they would vary that much between 7.0 and 7.1. Guess ya learn something new everyday eh.

sum
Posted By: Gremelin Re: Telnet - 06/08/02 07:44 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by Predator:
i should take a look at this file, maybe this is what you're looking for wink
/etc/init.d/xinetd
I believe thats where its at heh...
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