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Hi everybody...
May you help me???
I need to configure a server who will receive an dial up calling from another computer and logs in that client, like a dial up server...
how can I start it???
I searched for it on the net and I found that gettyps does it, but... I could not understand a thing about it...
is there an easy way to work on it???
hehehehehe...
the invitation for the beer here in Brazil stills up, ok???
Thank you all in advice...
Felipe
if Mandrake hasn't munged it up, you should have a file named /etc/inittab that controls the startup / login processes. You need to uncomment one of the following lines:
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