On Tue, 07 Dec 1999, you wrote:
> Hi Sunil
> If you are telneting from some other machine to the Linux box you may \
> need to put the IP address of the PC from which you are telneting in the
> hosts.conf or resolv.conf on the Line box.
Looks like your hosts.deny in /etc has the following line
ALL : ALL
take it out or
add
ipop2 or ipop3 (whatever you are using) : ip add of your pc or host name
tcpd (tcp wrappers) is kickin you out
sathya
>
> regards
> Aditya
>
>
> | Hi
> | i am trying to set up a pop3 server on our lan
> | on RHL 6.0 box
> | I have uncomented the necessary inetd.conf line
> | and when I telnet to the port the follwing messages
> | are coming
> | $ telnet 10.0.6.44 110
> | Trying 10.0.6.44...
> | Connected to 10.0.6.44.
> | Escape character is '^]'.
> | Connection closed by foreign host.
> | $
> | I am unable to retrive mail from the server
> | can anybody tell me what is the problem
> | ---sunil
>
>
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