You shouldn't telnet as root. But if you must, you can remove
/etc/securetty and root will be able to login on all psudo terminals.
Otherwise, the syntax changed slightly for specifying which psudoterminal
that root can login on.
Instead of pts/0, you would just put a 0 in /etc/securetty, for
pts/1, put a 1, and so on.
--Matt
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On Wed, 8 Dec 1999, Davy wrote:
> Hello,
>
> could someone can explain me how to add the pts/X ttys in my /etc/securetty
> to be able to connect directly root. I try pst/0, but it doesn't work ....
>
> Thanks !
>
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