>I'm hoping there's a setting I'm missing that limits the frequency of
>RSH logins, or?
How many sessions are attempting to connect at a time (roughly)?
It could just be that inetd is shutting down the service to prevent a
DoS attack. (yeh, i know -- stupid :)
Could you provide the line from /e
I was using up2date and I received messages
package LC_MESSAGES not listed in file index
repeated numerous times. What package would I be missing?
Avram
Failure is not an option. It comes bundled with your Microsoft
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make mrproper would take care of the good practice you're after.
-- Juha
> -Original Message-
> From: lloy0076 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Sunday, 5 December 1999 15:30
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Kernel Recompile Problem
>
>
> Gordon!
>
> I just had a look at the Ma
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On 5/12/99 at 0:48 Andy Brown wrote:
>Thanks Greg,
>
>More importantly, are you insenuating this might be something I'll have
>to 'work around'?
Definitely not,
I cannot know exactly how its used, your setup etc, but on top of that I do
not have exp
Linux does -NOT- autodetect printers.
You have to manually set it up as an HP 4 in PCL mode or any HP printer
which understands PCL 4 or PCL 5.
Make -SURE- that the printtool correctly detects your printer port -FIRST-
and reports it active. If no ports appear you may need to manually modify
th
Thanks Greg,
I guess I should have been more clear, I felt the script explanation was
the most succinct way to illustrate what I'm trying to do. But, more
accurately, a 3rd party accounting package triggers the rsh session (via
CLI) on a RH mail server to administer accounts. So the situation i
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Sorry for the off-topic post but I really need help with CVS.
We have a developer who left employment but didn't commit all their files
back into CVS so we have a lot of edits and watches left over for this user.
Is there any way of purging the reco
Evening list readers -
I have recently upgraded my gnome apps, etc, on my redhat-6.1 servers,
and was looking at running some remote x sessions. I have run xdm in the
past and like it because it doesnt fire up on the local xserver just
runs in the background broadcasting XDM waiting for a connec
On 05-Dec-99 lloy0076 opined:
> Joseph Wagner wrote:
>>
>> I recompiled my kernel but I'm not sure the new kernel took (I think it
>> booted into the old kernel.)
>>
>> I executed:
>> make mrproper
>> make xconfig (Made the changes I wanted)
>> make dep clean bzlilo modules modules_install (Wai
When starting my workstation I get the following error:
Bringing up interface eth0 [ OK ]
route: netmask doesn't match route address
Usage: route [-nNvee] [-FC] [] List kernel routing tables
route [-v] [-FC] {add|del|flush} ... Modify routing ta
Thanks that took care of the problem that I mentioned below about the
portmap problem.
Avram Aumick
On Sun, 5 Dec 1999, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Add the following to your /etc/hosts.allow file:
>
> portmap: 192.168.0.
> rpc.nfsd: 192.168.0.
> rpc.mountd: 192.168.0.
>
>
> Replace 192.16
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On 4/12/99 at 22:33 Andy Brown wrote:
. If I wait several moments between rsh'ing
>from a prompt, everything works OK, but the delays obviously throw
>everything out of whack from within a script.
>
Not knowing if there is another problem, what about
I need to use RSH sessions in rapid succession (if not in parallel) from
a script. My problem is that the first RSH session works perfectly, but
rapid subsequent sessions are timing out. I considered it might be a
reverse DNS lag, and disabled the -a flag on the rshd line of inetd.conf
(but left
No need to CRON it. Config and run it as root and it daemonizes and serves
all local users that you profile.
On Sat, Dec 04, 1999 at 10:54:30AM -0800, Stephen King wrote:
> I would imagine that fetchmail as a cron job would be the one for the job
> of getting the mail from multiple POPs to local
I have installed RH 6.0 and mgetty. When I dial in, and start pppd, I see a
constant stream of "Protocol -Reject for unsupported protocol 0x5072"
messages in my /var/log/messages file. There appears to be three protocols
that are rejected. They are identifed as 0x5072, 0x6c6f and 0x7265. This
Gordon!
I just had a look at the Makefile. I concede that it doesn't but in my
opinion anything called "clean" should be done before you start making
anything anyway. It's just "good" practice.
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lloy0076 wrote:
> > I executed:
> > make mrproper
> > make xconfig (Made the changes I wanted)
> > make dep clean bzlilo modules modules_install (Waited a very long time)
> > Rebooted the computer.
>
> ROFL
>
> make clean removes what make xconfig does :-) Silly boi...do that BEFORE
> make mrpro
Hello. I just upgraded my system to Red Hat 6.1 and tried to compile a
custom kernel. I followed all the steps on the Red Hat web site up to
the make boot command. That seemed to be working well, but after several
minutes of compiling, I received the following error message:
objcopy -O binary -R
Joseph Wagner wrote:
>
> I recompiled my kernel but I'm not sure the new kernel took (I think it
> booted into the old kernel.)
>
> I executed:
> make mrproper
> make xconfig (Made the changes I wanted)
> make dep clean bzlilo modules modules_install (Waited a very long time)
> Rebooted the comp
Your tool works great! and Joliet fs is no problem either. Thanks Fred
:)
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fred smith wrote:
>
> On Sat, Dec 04, 1999 at 12:19:04AM +0100, Dawid Michalczyk wrote:
> >
> > I'm writing a script, in which I need to get the name
> > of the cdrom media. This is easy in Windows as
Hello all ..
I am trying to setup my office LAN to be able to view QT4 streaming
content on Mac and Windows desktops.
I am using Red Hat Linux 5.1 for x86 and have downloaded and installed
the Apple RTSP/RTP Proxy Tool they provide. Compiled and configured it
and QuickTime Player, but I am ge
Do you have the tarball or the compiled rpm?
For gzipped tarballs (tar.gz and tgz), in general:
tar zxvf
cd
look for the readme file. It is the first place to start when playing
with new software. There are usually compilation and installation
instructions included with most source distri
Hello,
Anyone know of a Quicken like program that runs under linux?
Thanks in advance
Frank Rocco
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Add the following to your /etc/hosts.allow file:
portmap: 192.168.0.
rpc.nfsd: 192.168.0.
rpc.mountd: 192.168.0.
Replace 192.168.0. with your private network number. Don't forget
to HUP the portmap daemon and the inetd daemon. I think that this
should work. I haven't tested it, so ymmv.
--Ma
Hello,
I downloaded the tn5250, but cannot figure out how to install it. I'm a newbie to linux
and need some hand holding.
What are the steps I need to perform and how?
Thanks in advance,
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In am trying to do an nfs mount. What would I have to put in my
hosts.allow file to stop this? I thought that this was the result of a
routing problem that I am having. Even though I am doing ip masq my
workstation does not see the outside world.
Avram
On Sat, 4 Dec 1999, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Buslogic cards are probably the oldest and best supported scsi cards
around. They have speed limitations though, but if all you are doing
as backing up data to a tape drive, you probably wouldn't even notice.
Buslogic cards are also pretty cheap these days.
Adaptec cards are currently well supp
Kevin Diffily wrote:
>
> Can anyone recommend a reliable SCSI Card? I will be using it to
> hook up a Tape Drive.
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On Fri, 3 Dec 1999, Rob Saul wrote:
> Themes for Enlightenment, GNOME, KDE,...?
> They get put into different places.
I got an enlightenment theme, which came out as a asdf.etheme file, and
put it in the directory w/ all the other enlightenment themes, but it
still won't load. Is there a util to
Hi, Bill.
There's a document on the Red Hat web site called, "Red Hat Linux 6.1
Gotchas and Workarouds". I recommend EVERYONE read it. Lots of good stuff
there. Including item 6.19, "Sound doesn't work in KDE"
If you have no sound at all, run sndconfig OUTSIDE of X (i.e. telinit 3) to
get
Can anyone recommend a reliable SCSI Card? I will be using it to
hook up a Tape Drive.
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Hi, outside of Linux,
if you really have to use windows, try using Nero,
I have made no coasters using it, but many using Easy CD
it has been much more reliable and functional than Easy Creator, I haven't
used Xcdroast as yet, but am getting there...
Ahbaid.
Jeff Graves wrote:
> Xcdroas
If you are trying to do an nfs mount of the server, be aware that the
hosts.alloy, hosts.deny files are used by nfs as well as inetd to
determine authorized/denied hosts. It is a feature of glibc 2x
Since this is a router type host, you probably have some host allow, host
deny rules.
This one
I am having problems with communication between my server which has a dsl
connection to the outside world and my interal network (now just one
workstation). I know it is a configuration problem but I don't know the
solution. On the server in the /var/log/messages file I receive these errors:
Dec
Ah, and it gets rid of that pesky (dns helper) process as well!
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Hello Joseph Wagner,
Once you wrote about "Kernel Recompile Problem":
> I recompiled my kernel but I'm not sure the new kernel took (I think it
> booted into the old kernel.)
>
> I executed:
> make mrproper
> make xconfig (Made the changes I wanted)
> make dep clean bzlilo modules modules_insta
On Sat, 4 Dec 1999, Gustav Schaffter said:
GS>Chuck,
GS>
GS>Had some good times reading that HOWTO. :-) My wife was asking why I was
GS>laughing so loud in the bathroom... Hrm, nuff said about that.
GS>
GS>I start to realize that I need to run fetchmail to get the mail from the
GS>external POP se
Hello Frank,
Saturday, December 04, 1999, 12:07:11 PM, you wrote:
Rocco> Hello,
Rocco> Can someone point me to an easy to use 5250 terminal program for talking
Rocco> to an AS/400?
If text-mode is okay, look for tn5250, available in the contrib
directory on most Redhat mirrors. I don't know i
I recompiled my kernel but I'm not sure the new kernel took (I think it
booted into the old kernel.)
I executed:
make mrproper
make xconfig (Made the changes I wanted)
make dep clean bzlilo modules modules_install (Waited a very long time)
Rebooted the computer.
When I went back into xconfig, al
Chuck,
Had some good times reading that HOWTO. :-) My wife was asking why I was
laughing so loud in the bathroom... Hrm, nuff said about that.
I start to realize that I need to run fetchmail to get the mail from the
external POP server. I let fetchmail give the mail to procmail. Then
what?
proc
Good afternoon, (sixx?),
On Thu, 2 Dec 1999, sixx wrote:
> I believe that there is a site with which you could input your required
> parameters
> and it would generate the scripts for both ipfwadm or ipchains.
> Could someone point me to the URL?
It looks like you've already gotten the
On Sat, 4 Dec 1999, Gustav Schaffter said:
GS>Chuck,
GS>
GS>Your help is always quick, precise and appreciated. :-)
GS>
GS>That's what I was looking for. I'll start reading now.
GS>
GS>Prepare for my stupid questions when I can't get it to work. ;-)
GS>
GS>Gustav
It should help get you started..
This is because there are problems with the SiS cards and probably the X
server itself. You *can* get most of them to work, but you basically need
to tell the X server to use the card as a framebuffer with minimal
hardware acceleration. (btw, the kernel fbcon does work with these cards,
but not
Hello Gustav Schaffter,
Once you wrote about "Multi-user e-mail":
>
> The structure of my little home network is changing. Used to be one user
> (me :-) with several PCs. Life used to be simple. Whenever I brought up
> ppp I used NetScape mail client to connect to my external POP3 server to
> g
Hello Hanigan Family,
Once you wrote about "backup questions":
> Hi all,
> I have a few backup questions.
> 1. I have always used cpio to back up
> my data files on my unix system and
> it works fine with linux, but I have noticed
> everybody seems to post stuff on tar.
> Is ther
Frank Rocco wrote:
>
> I would be using TCP/IP
>
> Thanks
> Frank Rocco
>
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Note that it is possible to connect to an AS/400 over TCP/IP as
a 3270 terminal and both tn3270 and x3270 work although not as
nicely as
Always check freshmeat.net first:
http://www.freshmeat.net/appindex/1999/04/30/925524101.html
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On Sat, 4 Dec 1999, Frank Rocco wrote:
> I would be using TCP/IP
>
> Thanks
> Frank Rocco
>
I have heard alot lately about qmail, and a whole lot of people saying its
better.
I friend who works for @home of mine said it was very nice to configure when
you get into some rather complicated configs.
Much easier than the NIGHTMARE sendmail.cf file.. i have never used qmail,
but i think ill h
I would be using TCP/IP
Thanks
Frank Rocco
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Chuck,
Your help is always quick, precise and appreciated. :-)
That's what I was looking for. I'll start reading now.
Prepare for my stupid questions when I can't get it to work. ;-)
Gustav
>
> Have a look at this URL:
>
> http://www.moongroup.com/Offline-Mailing.html
>
> hth!
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Frank,
Is this an SNA type machine that you are trying to access?
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On Sat, 4 Dec 1999, Frank Rocco wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Can someone point me to an easy to use 5250 terminal program fo
The list says that this printer is *supposed* to emulate a laserjet 4
type printer. It looks like there are at least two revisions though,
a 1100, and a 1100a. Both are lj4 though.
Is it possible that you have a different revision of this printer?
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I don't know off hand if the new installer images fix the problem, but
there is a version of modutils in rawhide that "assume a little
information" based upon the architecture you are currently on, making
the alias in /etc/conf.modules unnecessary. For example, if you are on
an x86 platform, it
I would imagine that fetchmail as a cron job would be the one for the job
of getting the mail from multiple POPs to local users and maybe diald to
connect the PPP when needed. Then have the network machines check for mail
on the local machine that is running the aforementioned progs.
At 07:06 PM
On Sat, 4 Dec 1999, Gustav Schaffter said:
GS>Hi,
GS>
GS>The structure of my little home network is changing. Used to be one user
GS>(me :-) with several PCs. Life used to be simple. Whenever I brought up
GS>ppp I used NetScape mail client to connect to my external POP3 server to
GS>get and send
Do not forget that this change will not take effect untill the entire
stack of lp modules is unloaded.
Most folks that complain that the fix does not work simply made the
change to conf.modules after already trying to access the lp port.
At this point, the automagic lp detection modules are *s
> Windows doesn't recognise the long filenames on redhat cd's (they're not
> Joliet -- AFAIK) so network install's fail if the cd is in a
> windows server.
>
> This is the case for my cd's anyhow .. I burnt them myself though, so I
> can't say for certain if this is the case for mastered originals
Hi,
The structure of my little home network is changing. Used to be one user
(me :-) with several PCs. Life used to be simple. Whenever I brought up
ppp I used NetScape mail client to connect to my external POP3 server to
get and send e-mail.
Now I have a few users logging in to different PCs i
Hi,
Could someone enlighten me to what I may have changed to suddenly find
that I have to give root's password when I connect to my ISP with kppp?
This wasn't always the case.
Best regards
Gustav
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Hello,
Can someone point me to an easy to use 5250 terminal program for talking
to an AS/400?
Thanks in advance.
Frank Rocco
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Bob,
I'd try good old vt100 and vt320 first. (no background on RS-6000, sorry).
>From X,
xterm -tn vt320 & (or xterm -tn vt100&)
telnet over and test the terminal.
>From Console
TERM=vt100 ; export TERM
telnet over and test.
I'm assuming bash shell here.
Have fun,
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In my search for good documentation I found:
http://www.oreilly.com/search.html
This is a great place to go. It offers excepts from Oreilly books &
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You can do a minimum install with Slackware. We had an install fest at
our lug last night, and one of the guys said that a real minimum
Slackware install only requires about 40Meg of disk. If the RAM is low,
you can probably forget about any X.
Fred
Greg W wrote:
>
> For what its worth, if t
Any idea how to set it to print from a HP Laserjet 1100?
I get blank pages.
Thanks
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Hi all,
I have a few backup questions.
1. I have always used cpio to back up
my data files on my unix system and
it works fine with linux, but I have noticed
everybody seems to post stuff on tar.
Is there a reason tar might be better than
cpio?
2. To make a complete backup I a
Hello:
Do the new images from Red Hat fix this problem? I'm looking to burn out
a new - updated - iso image of Red Hat 6.1, and would like to not have to
fix this problem after I install. Do the new images take care of this
problem, or do I need to modify some other file before burning my CD?
On Sat, Dec 04, 1999 at 04:36:27PM +0800, Ahkoshy@localhost wrote:
: A friend recommended qmail instead of sendmail...
Your friend is smart.. An excellent choice. I just recently brought up a
new box recently, and at the suggestion of Chuck Mead, am running postfix
on it. While I was very happ
On Sat, Dec 04, 1999 at 03:30:03PM +1100, Danny wrote:
> Sorry to sound like a tool.
>
> But exactly which file do I have to download to find a resoulution to the
> below problem?
>
> All of them?
>
> thank you for ur assistance.
>
> Up to higher level directory
> ORBit-0.4.3-3.i386.rpm
Hello ,
Often you have to switch this setting (BNC - UTP )
by means of an MS-DOS program (utility mostly delivered
with the card).
It depends on which card it is.
willy
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This almost needs to be signature or a banner for RH 6.1 listserve...
It's a Bug. RH 6.1 Breaks Printing! :-)
The fix is in and documented on the RedHat web site.
/etc/conf.modules file needs fixing. Needs this line added/created in
file:
alias parport_lowlevel parport_pc
Clint
Frank Rocco
On Fri, 03 Dec 1999, Hal Burgiss wrote:
> On Fri, Dec 03, 1999 at 07:28:08AM -0500, Jon Knews wrote:
> > REDHAT ARE YOU THERE WE COULD USE YOUR ASSISTANCE HERE???
> > NETSCAPE??? ANYONE??? HAL, OPEN THE POD BAY DOOR HAL?
>
> Its me. See the Netsacpe README:
>
> Asynchronous DNS host lo
On Sat, 4 Dec 1999, Frank Rocco wrote:
>
> I tried Printtool and it reports that auto-detection failed and I might
> have a hardware problem. This printer works under Win98
I have had a similar problem with my olivetti printer. After it working
for so long on RH5.2, after i installed 6.1 it s
Hi,
A friend recommended qmail instead of sendmail...
Just wanted to know if anyone here had experiences with it?
Anything particular things to take note while configuring it?
thanks
Regards
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I tried Printtool and it reports that auto-detection failed and I might
have a hardware problem. This printer works under Win98.
Thanks
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Oh!
I don't know a thing about HP 1000s. Mind you look at its manual and see
if it can or does emulate something else. For that matter it might just
understand native postscript upon which you'd be able to use it as a
generic post script printer.
There does appear to be a generic HP LaserJet s
Oh try using printtool in Xyou'd probably best be su when you do it.
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Hello,
I just installed RH 6.1 and have no printer support. I have a HP laser
1100. How can I get my HP printer to work?
Thanks in advance.
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I just changed the configuration on my net, and went from BNC like net to a
RJ-45 net.
The problem is that I have a NE-2000 card that doesn't work. In my point of
view it looks like it's not an autodetect card (so it can see which combo to
use).
Any help
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Hi all ,
While trying to connect to the internet on my home computer I
get the error message " The pppd daemon died unexpectedly " . The log file
contains the following
:connect ppp0 <-->/dev/ttyS0
:Serial line is looped back .
:Connection terminated.
The suggestion at the bottom of th
On 04-Dec-99 Rev. David P. Giffen opined:
> Here is a question for all of you. Ok I created a new /etc/issue. However
> when I reboot my machine. (Which happens once in a while) It goes back to
> the old /etc/issue. How do I make this change permanent.
Fix it in /etc/rc.d/rc.local for a permanen
On Fri, Dec 03, 1999 at 10:08:10PM -0700, Brian Schneider wrote:
: I just upgraded one of my machines from 6.0 to 6.1 and when I tried to
: compile php 3.12 it crashed with the following error.
:
: gcc: Internal compiler error: program cpp got fatal signal 11
sig 11 compiler errors are usually i
I'm not sure which X-windows manager I have, I am using RH 6.1. I am trying
to install themes for both enlightenment and KDE. I know that I have to do
them differently for both but beyond that my "newbiness" comes into play.
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Homer and all,
I found the download from http://www.allaire.com
Just look around for version 4.5 or search on Linux.
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Thank you very much to all who have replied. Following your
recommendations, the problem is found to be one with the memory.
Interesting though, it is fixed by re-fitting the SIMM modules.
To Hidong, the Cyrix chip is considered by Linux as a i586 chip.
6x86-PR166+ is the name that Cyrix gi
On Sat, Dec 04, 1999 at 03:30:22AM -0600, Rev. David P. Giffen wrote:
> Here is a question for all of you. Ok I created a new /etc/issue. However
> when I reboot my machine. (Which happens once in a while) It goes back to
> the old /etc/issue. How do I make this change permanent.
>
Have a look a
Go to /etc/rc.d/rc.local and look there, it overwrites if left per
standard, it will be obvious when there what to do
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On 4/12/99 at 3:30 Rev. David P. Giffen wrote:
>Here is a question for all of you. Ok I created a new /etc/issue. However
>when I r
Go to /etc/rc.d/rc.local and look there, it overwrites if left per
standard, it will be obvious when there what to do
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On 4/12/99 at 3:30 Rev. David P. Giffen wrote:
>Here is a question for all of you. Ok I created a new /etc/issue. However
>when I r
Here is a question for all of you. Ok I created a new /etc/issue. However
when I reboot my machine. (Which happens once in a while) It goes back to
the old /etc/issue. How do I make this change permanent.
Blessed be,
Rev. David P. Giffen
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On Sat, 4 Dec 1999, Ahkoshy@localhost wrote:
> Is it possible to change
> login stream tcp nowait root/usr/sbin/tcpd in.rlogind
> into somehting that takes in ssh ?
ssh stream tcp nowait.10 root /usr/sbin/tcpd /usr/local/sbin/sshd -i
Note that this only works if you have a
>Is it possible to change
>login stream tcp nowait root/usr/sbin/tcpd in.rlogind
>into somehting that takes in ssh ?
ssh is started from /etc/rc.d/init.d/ssh and doesn't need an
entry in inetd.conf. it still honours hosts.allow and deny though.
If you have ssh installed there is
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