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From: Stefan Molnar <stefan@exis.net>
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> Actually, I'd suggest installing ssh, and I *THINK* you can disable all
> telnet and rcmd stuff, and ssh has pretty good access control.

I do agree SSH is far better.  A plus is that you can do the sysadmin
stuff anywher without fear of others looking.

Stefan