15 Dec 16 12:13, you wrote to All:

 TC> On 2016-12-15, mark lewis <mark.lewis@1> wrote:
 >>
 >>  To> Other question how to change the telnet port?
 >>
 >> since inet.d is what kicks mbse to life, i'd guess that you'd change the
 >> port that inet.d is watching... replace "inet.d" with whatever you're
 >> using...

 TC> Thanks Mark, but I use xinetd inetd is not installed on my PI. I tried
 TC> the option -p but apparently doesn't work...but again..I am not lucky
 TC> :-)

you did see my last sentence to replace "inet.d" with whatever you use, right?


as someone else (shawn?) mentioned, check your /etc/services file... this is
the only time that i'm aware of changing the port in /etc/services would cause
the port being listened to to change... i've always just edit the services file
 to add missing ports...

)\/(ark

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