Dear Narain;
I have tried \telnet a.b.c.d but same problem persists.I have checked
.netrc but no file exists like that in my home directory and this problem
is faced by every user.I think telnet some how passes ENVIRONMENT
variables to Linux.I have also tried doing telent some a SCO m/c and it
works fine.I have also tried doing telent from the linux m/c to the same
m/c and it also works fine.
Please help me out.
Your's [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Mon, 25 Sep 2000, Narain CR wrote:
> Hi there SSM,
>
> Did U try running "\telnet a.b.c.d" from the command prompt??? Note the
> leading "\" here - this is to disable any aliases that may exist for
> telnet... Also does a similar thing happen for all users or does it happen
> only for U??? Please check the contents of the "~/.netrc" file... This
> allows for automatic ftp login - so it may be the same case for telnet...
>
> HTH,
> Narain.
>
> On Mon, 25 Sep 2000, Soumeyndu S. Mohapatra wrote:
>
> Dear frineds;
> i have a problem.I had already posted this problem and got some suggestion
> but none of the suggestions worked out.
> The problem is
> Whenever I do telnet from Solaris 2.7 to my RedHat linux 6.2 by
> issueing command "telnet a.b.c.d" then it directly asks me password and
> bypasses login prompt and it also does not show the containts of
> /etc/issue.net file.I want that it should show me the message in
> /etc/issue.net file and show me login prompt.
>
> your's [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
>
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