Brett A. Noe wrote:
>
> As far as your telnet question... Telnet in as a regular user, at the
> prompt type: su -l. You will then get a prompt for the root password.
> Enter your root password and your all set.
You don't need the -l just su will do it fine.
Brian Bothern
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> Brett A. Noe
>
James Youngman wrote:
>
> > "sw" == Sean Winters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> sw> 1. What is the path to the file that needs to be modified to allow root
> sw> to telnet in?
>
> Don't do that. Telet in as yourself and then use su(1).
. . . and before you run into the problem where
As far as your telnet question... Telnet in as a regular user, at the
prompt type: su -l. You will then get a prompt for the root password.
Enter your root password and your all set.
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> > 2. Any sources for info on Samba? (I want to (secretly) replace a NT
> > file server.)
>
> Paper Reference:
> SAMBA: Integrating UNIX and Windows by John D. Blair, SAMBA Team.
> Published by SSC
>
> man smbd
> man nmbd
>
> vi /etc/smb.conf
Another handy man reference:
man smb.conf
And s
Hi Sean!
On Thu, 25 Jun 1998, Sean Winters wrote:
> 1. What is the path to the file that needs to be modified to allow root
> to telnet in?
You can try editing /etc/securetty and adding there ttyp0, ttyp1, ttyp2,
and so on. But allowing root to login by telnet directly is not a good
idea, for sec
> "sw" == Sean Winters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
sw> 1. What is the path to the file that needs to be modified to allow root
sw> to telnet in?
Don't do that. Telet in as yourself and then use su(1).
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At 00:45 6/25/98 -0500, Sean Winters wrote:
>Just got RH 5.0 installed and networking. I have a few questions that
>would really help if I could get them solved.
>
>1. What is the path to the file that needs to be modified to allow root
>to telnet in?
You *really* don't want to do this. /etc/secu
On 25 Jun, Sean Winters shaped the bitstream to say:
> Just got RH 5.0 installed and networking. I have a few questions that
> would really help if I could get them solved.
>
> 1. What is the path to the file that needs to be modified to allow root
> to telnet in?
Telnet for root is a horrible
Just got RH 5.0 installed and networking. I have a few questions that
would really help if I could get them solved.
1. What is the path to the file that needs to be modified to allow root
to telnet in?
2. Any sources for info on Samba? (I want to (secretly) replace a NT
file server.)
3. Any ideas
