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Hi,
i) This is a security feature. You are not supposed to login as root via telnet.
The workaround is to put all your pseudo terminal entries into /dev/securettys
file.
ii) The ftp server is there and the inetd daemon listens on its behalf on TCP
port 20 and 21.
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>Dear all,
> Good Afernoon.
> I have few problem in my existing system. Please help me if you know.
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> i) I can't log in as "root" when I telnet to Linux. But if I log in as
>ordinary user, it works. This happened in Linux RedHat 5.0 and 6.0. Any
>solution?
> ii) I would like to set up a ftp server for my user. How to do it?
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>Thanks and regards.
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