Date: Wed, 23 Jun 1999 09:17:41 +0500 From: "Sergey A. Ivanov" <spirit@uvd.chel.su> To: Alan Edmonds <alan.edmonds@sterling.com> Cc: freebsd-stable@freebsd.org Subject: Re[2]: telnet with DOS uucp problem Message-ID: <7387.990623@uvd.chel.su> In-Reply-To: <376F569B.F660DB0A@plano.sterling.com> References: <376F569B.F660DB0A@plano.sterling.com>
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Hi Alan, вторник, вторник 22 июня 1999 г., you wrote: AE> Don't you want to setup uucpd on the freebsd box? They would then connect to a different port than the telnet port and just have to talk to the uucpd daemon. It's a lot cleaner than going AE> through telnetd. I haven't done this with freebsd but I have done it with other OSes. For some reasons i need passthrough this clients via telnet :( >> I have many clients with MS-DOS based UUCP mail client (UUPC). All of them must >> telnet to mail hub for gathering their mail. >> In one of the latest 3.2-stable telnetd was changed and UUPC can't >> connect to nub no longer with messages: >> >> got "(4) readtcp: TELNET command 253 received >> (4) readtcp: refuse to do TELNET option 37 >> (4) readtcp: TELNET command 251 received >> (4) readtcp: TELNET command 253 received >> (4) readtcp: refuse to do TELNET option 24 >> (4) readtcp: TELNET command 253 received >> (4) readtcp: refuse to do TELNET option 32 >> (4) readtcp: TELNET command 253 received >> (4) readtcp: refuse to do TELNET option 35 >> (4) readtcp: TELNET command 253 received >> (4) readtcp: refuse to do TELNET option 39 >> (4) readtcp: TELNET command 253 received >> (4) readtcp: refuse to do TELNET option 36 >> >> Any tricks with keys/arguments not help. >> I fix this by use older telnetd (telnetd.c v.1.15.2.1). >> May be "Mr.Telnetd" will analyse this problem? >> Best regards, Sergey mailto:spirit@uvd.chel.su To Unsubscribe: send mail to majordomo@FreeBSD.org with "unsubscribe freebsd-stable" in the body of the message
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