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hello!
someone told me to modify the xinetd.conf in /etc or /etc xinetd.
But I cann't find the file at /etc.
I cann't find inetd.conf also at /etc.
Can some help me?
umm.. you should have a xinet.d file in your /etc directory.. its there, just have to look a bit closer..
and inet.d won't exitst in 7.1 cause it was renamed as xinetd.d.. or without the .d.. can't look at machine cause i no longer use redhat any longer after my install of slackware..
i think your confused.. its not running as a process, your using the wrong command.. do a ls -al in the /etc directory.. there you will find a xinetd.d directory...
type this at the command line:
Code:
# cd /etc/xinetd.d
and now you should be in the xinetd.d directory where you should see a file called telnet... after issuing this command:
Code:
ls -al
and if your right about not seeing any files in the xinetd.d, then you might not have everything installed.. did you install telnet during the install??
I am trying to set up RehHad 7.1 and am having some problems-- I am highly experienced with MS Windows / DOS, but the Linux environment... Well, it's not very self-explanatory the way DOS was, and hard to "find" the answers.... So, I am trying to set up TelNet services so that I can remotely access the Linux session from elsewhere.
I have follwed the instructions in previous posts, and created the telnet file in /etc/xinetd.d/ directory.
The instructions made mention of "the deamon", and a reference to the xinetd service. I tried the suggested command:
service xinetd restart
to restart the service, but was told that there is no such service. Perhpas telnet was not installed with Linux? I need specific directions as to where to find these files, or to install the service. Time is of the essense, as at present I have no way to demonstrate UNIX to my students! Thanks a MEG for any help you can provide!!! -- Jim
I've got a real good question for ya! I'm running RH 7.1 and i've installed the xinetd RPM. I've configured my telnet file and turned it on, i've also aded the pts/0 to my securetty so i can telnet as root. When i try to conect to the telnet service be it through localhost, or other ocmputer on my network it won't work, it says connection refused .... or conneciton failed...lol what ever it wants really, its weird cause i've done this before and its worked but now it dosen't. Any help or sudgestions? Oh and i cna't restart or sotp my xinetd service...would that be causing it?
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