Ross:
I talked to a support person at ataman.com about their
telnetd product. My interpretation is that cmd.exe
has multiple (simultaneous?) modes of operation:
o it can open STDERR/STDIN/STDOUT like a normal character
based application. This is the only mode that cygwin
telnetd o
Tom,
The Windows Telnet Service fixes the MORE and DOSKEY problems you describe.
If you want to disallow external telnet, you could block port 23, and
require users to ssh in, and then run
% telnet localhost
Of course, they'll have to enter their NTLM username/password.
You could even change t
Hi,
Hello:
A couple of people that insist on using cmd.exe as their login shell when
they telnet or ssh to our w2kserver.
When the login shell is set to "/cygdrive/c/winnt/system32/cmd",
and "putty" is the telnet client:
1) "more < foo" does not work, it has no clue about
the
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