Start the Telnet service In Debian Linux

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Root @ 2 [/] # apt-get install xinetd

Reading the package list ......

Analyzing the dependency tree of the software package ......

The following [new] software packages will be installed:

Xinetd

A total of 0 software packages have been upgraded, 1 new software package has been installed, 0 software packages have to be uninstalled, and 0 software have not been upgraded.

Download the 0B/130kB software package.

After decompression, the extra space of 348kB is consumed.

Selecting previusly deselected package xinetd.

(Reading database ...... 65331 files and directories currently installed .)

Unpacking xinetd (from ...... /Xinetd_1% 3a2. 3.13-2_i386.deb )......

Setting up xinetd (2.3.13-2 )......

Starting internet superserver: xinetd.

Stopping internet superserver: xinetd.

Adding 'diversion of/etc/init. d/inetd to/etc/init. d/inetd. real by xinetd'

Root @ 2 [/] # apt-get install telnetd

Reading the package list ......

Analyzing the dependency tree of the software package ......

The following [new] software packages will be installed:

Telnetd

A total of 0 software packages have been upgraded, 1 new software package has been installed, 0 software packages have to be uninstalled, and 0 software have not been upgraded.

Download the 0B/40.6kB software package.

After decompression, extra space of 139kB is consumed.

Selecting previusly deselected package telnetd.

(Reading database ...... 65337 files and directories currently installed .)

Unpacking telnetd (from ...... /Telnetd_0.17-25_i386.deb )......

Setting up telnetd (0.17-25 )......

--------- Important information for xinetd users ----------

The following line will be added to your/etc/inetd. conf file:

Telnet stream tcp nowait telnetd. telnetd/usr/sbin/tcpd/usr/sbin/in. telnetd

If you are indeed using xinetd, you will have to convert

Above into/etc/xinetd. conf format, and add it manually. See

/Usr/share/doc/xinetd/README. Debian for more information.

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