in the /etc/host.allow
ALL : ALL
ok.
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On Wed, Nov 22, 2000 at 10:26:26AM -0700, Daniel Woods wrote:
in.telnetd:10.0.0.0/255.255.255.0 127.0.0.1
or if you want to be able to telnet in from anywhere...
in.telnetd:ALL
Using ALL on telnet and ftp is a VERY bad idea. They should
be restricted to only trusted IP numbers.
Even
the file inetd.conf was used before, but it appears that in 7.2
Mandrake has moved to an Inet super daemon with a better reputation
for security named xinetd.
You'll find the configuration files in /etc/xinet.d/
There is a configuration file for each service.
xinetd gives you many
Check the file /etc/hosts.allow
It should have an entry like
in.telnetd:10.0.0.0/255.255.255.0 127.0.0.1
or if you want to be able to telnet in from anywhere...
in.telnetd:ALL
the file inetd.conf was used before, but it appears that in 7.2
Mandrake has moved to an Inet super daemon with a
** Reply to message from Tom Eastman [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Wed, 22 Nov 2000
02:25:21 +1300
You might try rpm -q telnet-server Should your system respond telling you it is
not installed, simply install the telnet-server rpm and you should be fine
Dave
David M. Kufta
Exactly correct. Insert your install CD and go into the RPMS directory.
Scroll down to the telentdrpm and install it and you're worries should be
over. Also you want to verify the your /etc/hosts.deny isn't setup for
ALL:ALL. This will also keep people from being able to telnet into a
"David M. Kufta" wrote:
** Reply to message from Tom Eastman [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Wed, 22 Nov 2000
02:25:21 +1300
You might try rpm -q telnet-server Should your system respond telling you it is
not installed, simply install the telnet-server rpm and you should be fine
And launch inetd
set your secutity to level 3
msec 3
read your msec man for other info.
after issuing 'msec 3' try telnet
regards,
fay
At 11/21/00 11:38:00 PM, you wrote:
I think that you only have to install the telnetd package. It's a stupid mistake
that I did, and I was breaking my mind trying to
I think that you only have to install the telnetd package. It's a stupid mistake
that I did, and I was breaking my mind trying to know what was happen and the
error was obvious.
Best regards,
Leo
Tom Eastman wrote:
Sorry,
I hate having to ask stupid simple questions but I can't seem to
Tom Eastman a écrit :
How do I allow people to telnet to my computer?
This is what is in my inetd.conf file:
#
# These are standard services.
#
ftp stream tcp nowait root/usr/sbin/tcpd in.ftpd -l -a
telnet stream tcp nowait root/usr/sbin/tcpd in.telnetd
#
On a simple setup, check your /etc/hosts.allow. It will contain:
in.telnetd:ALL
---Jay
Tom Eastman wrote:
Sorry,
I hate having to ask stupid simple questions but I can't seem to work
it out!
How do I allow people to telnet to my computer?
This is what is in my inetd.conf file:
#
# These are
Thank you!!
I knew it had to be something stupid... installed the server package and it
came straight up!
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