On Sam, 27 M�r 1999, you wrote: / Am Sam, 27 M�r 1999 schrieben Sie:
> >%_I wanted to know if any of you know how to change the "welcoming message" that
>appears when someone telnets to my system. It currently lists my version name. Not
>only would I like to get rid of that, but be able to add my own text in its place.
>Any information on how to do this will be appreaciated.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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Please do not send HTML, thank you.
Well, I doesn't know about telnet, but login screen messages are usually
displayed via /etc/motd, which is just a plain file where you can put
messages in (Message Of The Day). Try it.
tom
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