If you need more telnetd windows, you can modify /etc/inittab to create more.
nc is very flexible. And, there is also rshd/rsh if you really want instead. 300Kb is HUGE, that is not "Fit enough", to free up 300Kb is a big deal, good luck if you try to go that way, you would have to run 2/bin/unpack.s then you would have to find 300Kb of stuff to delete (hint: that will be hard). Hint #2: Your 300Kb sshd probably expects to have glibc-6 available. Which it is not, on tomsrtbt. A *static* sshd will probably be even larger. Of course, you could just compile and link against libc-5, but it doesn't sound like you did that. Recommendation 1: configure /etc/inittab & telnetd & nc & rshd & rsh to do what you need. Recommendation 2: Just put a static sshd on another floppy, if you really really need it, you probably won't fit it onto the first one. -Tom On Sat, 26 Jul 2003, Rio Martin. wrote: > Date: Sat, 26 Jul 2003 12:57:24 +0700 > From: Rio Martin. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: [tomsrtbt] how do i make remote connection? > > On Friday 25 July 2003 18:45, you wrote: > > On Fri, 25 Jul 2003, Rio Martin. wrote: > > > How do i make remote connection into this machine ? I tried using nc but > > > it didnt satisfy me, is posible to put sshd inside this tomsrtbt ? > > Sshd is too big, telnetd and rshd are likely substitutes that are > > included, of course nc is very useful too, and there is a minimal > > httpd also, and Lua has networking support, between them is enough > > to cobble together something for most situations. > > Using telnetd with nc is not good enough. Sometime after one connection > established, i opened another windows there are no sockets available. > > OpenSSHD-3.5p1 compiled in Slackware-9.0 is just around 300Kb > Fit enough i guess. But how do i entered this package into tomsrtbt ? I tried > to put it under /tmp but after reboot, /tmp is clean .. > > Regards, > Rio Martin. >
