I was on the testing branch for awhile, then my bro took over the machine and I lost
the root password. At any rate, I now have the root passwd again and went to do an
update. Finding that there were massive things to be upgraded, I went ahead and did
them. After this, I lost telnet access into the box. Not that big of a deal for me,
I use SSH. But my bro insists on being able to use telnet for some odd and strange
reason. At any rate, the brokeness of telnet is somewhat of a big deal. Anyhow, here
is what happens:
[jstanley@kenny /home]$ telnet <hostname>
Trying xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx ...
Connected to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.
Escape character is '^]'.
Debian GNU/Linux testing/unstable xxx.xxx.xxx
Connection closed by foreign host.
[jstanley@kenny /home]$
There are no access controls that I know of - looking at the logs just shows
successful telnet connections. A glance at hosts.allow and hosts.deny are unrevealing
(Wouldn't get that far into it anyway, with the banner). Manually executing
/bin/login at the command line gives the expected results and I am able to
successfully authenticate. I'm not quite sure how to debug whether login is getting
called or not, or where in the process this is dying. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
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