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#1346 ssh/telnet problem

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2003-10-29
2003-10-29
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on Win XP Prof, ie6 or Netscape 7.1 webmin 1.04
ssh/telnet will not open session, indicates that no server
running, although on server RH ES, servers are running
and can be connected to by normal clients with no
problem.

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  • Jamie Cameron

    Jamie Cameron - 2003-10-29

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    The module may be trying to connect using SSH when you are only running
    a telnet server or vice-versa. Try clicking on Module Config and changing th
    Connection type setting.

     
  • Jamie Cameron

    Jamie Cameron - 2003-10-29
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  • Nobody/Anonymous

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    Not True, I guess I wasn't clear. sorry. on the server both ssh
    and telnet daemons ar running and can be connected to by
    the machine I am working off of with no problems.

     
  • James Herring

    James Herring - 2003-10-30

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    Not True, I guess I wasn't clear. sorry. on the server both ssh
    and telnet daemons ar running and can be connected to by
    the machine I am working off of with no problems.

     
  • Jamie Cameron

    Jamie Cameron - 2003-10-30

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    Ok .. so what is the exact error message that you are seeing?

     
  • James Herring

    James Herring - 2003-10-30

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    at first it hangs , while it it trying to negotiate. then I get:
    ------------------------------------------------------------
    --------------------

    There is no telnet server running on
    www.midsouthautoweb.com port 23.

     
  • Jamie Cameron

    Jamie Cameron - 2003-10-30

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    Most likely the module's code for testing if telnet or SSH is active is failing,
    perhaps because of a firewall. You can turn it off by clicking on Module
    Config and setting the 'Test telnet or SSH server?' otion to No.

     

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