According to Ted Gervais: While burning my CPU.
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> I just discovered that if someone telnets into my system, where I am using
> the ax25 utils node set up, that everything is fine if that person is
> coming from an amateur internet account. If it is a Commerical one, the
> ax25 node says something like " I don't want to talk to you'.
> Obviously something is built into the code ( I would think) to 'police'
> one's operation such that non-hams will not be able to access these nodes.
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> Assuming that this is correct, is there a way to disable this restriction
> so users who ARE hams, can get into my node?
Setup your /etc/node.perms file for known users, an example is in
./ax25-utils-2.1.42*/etc/oh7lzb/ax25
You could also attach the login process to another port for telnet access
via /etc/inetd.conf a good port is 24, but keep it to yourself and your
known friends.
You could use the following.
/etc/services
ted 24/tcp # Allow telnets on this port.
/etc/inetd.conf
ted stream tcp nowait root /usr/sbin/tcpd in.telnetd
kill -HUP pidof inetd
A user then would do from his console.
telnet ve1drg 24
That way known trusted users could access your machine and use there
accounts.
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Regards Richard.
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