Can't Telnet In Gentoo
What's the command to install telnet in Gentoo?
I even tried downloading the telnet-bsd package, but tar seems to hang. |
The command would be something like: "emerge net-misc/telnet-bsd" or "emerge net-misc/utelnetd". Other configurations might be necessary after the install.
BUT I hope you have a very good reason to use telnet. It is completly unsecure, so if you use it over a network anyone could intercept everythinh (including passwords for example). |
telnet is insecure though bro, you should really use ssh instead.
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I needed to test sending a message through a local smtp server, and telnet is the simplest way I know.
I run 'emerge net-misc/telnet-bsd' and get this message: Quote:
Another question: How do I append a commands standard output to a file that already exists? In DOS the command is command.exe >> outputfile, but in linux that overwrites the file. Finally, this is more of an annoyance, but when I logout after hitting 'ctrl-z' and running 'bg' my ssh client never pops up and says "session ended". |
Are you able to install anything in gentoo ? The error message tells me that gentoo is not quite properly installed...
How did you install gentoo ? Regarding second question: I think it depends on the shell. In bash and tchs it is as you know it... Try to test it with a simple example like: Code:
control-z is not for logout is to put a task in the background. I do not get what are you trying to do, try to explain more. |
justin-goldberg,
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emerge --info |
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