You shouldn't telnet as root. But if you must, you can remove
/etc/securetty and root will be able to login on all psudo terminals.
Otherwise, the syntax changed slightly for specifying which psudoterminal
that root can login on.
Instead of pts/0, you would just put a 0 in /etc/securetty, for
Hello Davy,
the entry in securetty is the basename of the terminal. For
normal tty's the basename is ttyX ... for pts style tty's the basename is
just the number...
You shouldn't telnet in as root - well acutally shouldn't telnet -
but that's your look out.
M.
On Wed, 8 Dec 19
Hello,
could someone can explain me how to add the pts/X ttys in my /etc/securetty
to be able to connect directly root. I try pst/0, but it doesn't work
Thanks !
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