Telnet and Debian 2.1?

1999-03-11 Thread Karola Risto 
Hi,

I can't get telnet working after installing Debian 2.1.

It worked easily with Debian 2.0: just install netstd right after Debian 
installation and other PCs in the LAN were able to telnet into the Debian 
box.

Now with Debian 2.1 the other PCs can't get connection (or it is lost 
immediately).

What has been changed concerning telnet since 2.0? Any ideas?


Thanks in advance,

  Risto

Re: Telnet and Debian 2.1?

1999-03-11 Thread Tom Pfeifer 
Karola Risto wrote:
 
 What has been changed concerning telnet since 2.0? Any ideas?

Netstd has been split up into several packages in Debian 2.1. See the
list below. Telnet and telnetd are now separate packages.

net/netstd_3.07-2.deb split into 10 packages:
   mail/vrfy
   net/bwnfsd
   net/netstd
   net/nfs-server
   net/rexec
   net/talk
   net/talkd
   net/telnet
   net/telnetd
   non-free/net/pcnfsd

See this page for more information on changes in Debian 2.1 (slink):

http://www.debian.org/releases/stable/i386/release-notes/

Tom

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Re: Telnet and Debian 2.1?

1999-03-11 Thread Nils Grimsmo 
Karola Risto wrote:
 
 Hi,
 
 I can't get telnet working after installing Debian 2.1.
 

I think that telnet (client and server) in 2.0 was included in some base
package, but has nov been moved into their own packages: telnet (client)
and telnetd (server or daemon if you want). You can get them from a
ftp-site, ex ftp.debian.org, preferably using 'dselect' for easy and
handy package selection.

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