I know what you mean, I never got around to figuring out how to tell telnet etc
to use the net pty's rather the old way.
But now it don't matter, as I have since started moving the 3 machines all to
Debian 2.2 (frozen) and this has everything working.
2/3 machines complete. 1 more to go..
Quoting Shaun Cloherty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I upgraded my kernel on the weekend, and in the process said 'yes' to
> those funky Unix98 pty's. I also said yes to the pts filesystem. I
> created a mount point /dev/pts and added an appropriate entry to
> /etc/fstab. On reboot the kernel reports that 256 Unix98 pty's have been
> initialized (or something to that effect), and /proc/mounts indicates
> that /dev/pts is mounted. My question is, what do I need to do to get
> services like telnet, rlogin etc. to use the Unix98 pty's, i.e. use
> /dev/pts/0. /dev/pts/1 rather than the regular/dev/ttyX's.
>
> Regards,
>
> Shaun
>
> Oh, GNU/Debian 2.1 (slink) if that's relevant.
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