You need to run a shutdown command with the -r option. this will shutdown
all services and then restart the computer not nulike a ctrl-alt-delete.
:)
-Hojo
On Fri, 5 Mar 1999, Russ Brucks wrote:
> When I Telnet into my box, how can I reboot it from a Telnet session? I
> can get superuser like "attributes" by running su from the command line,
> but I get
>
> bash: reboot: command not found
>
> when I try to reboot the Linux box. What file do I need to edit to allow
> root to telnet into my box? I realize that can be a security hole, but I
> am on an isolated lan, and the box is across the street, so if I want to
> reboot it, I have to walk over there... :( Any help is GREATLY
> appreciated. Thanks in advance.
>
> Russ
>
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