Sorry - I deleted my original post accidentally because there was some incorrect information in it. There some replies already, apparently, so they got deleted as well. Sorry.
Correct information:
Bottom line: I replaced telnetd with a dumb script:
Correct information:
Bottom line: I replaced telnetd with a dumb script:
For some reason, when I initially logged in and tried to replace telnetd after killing the original daemon, the node immediately crashed (maybe because I have watchdog enabled?)#!/bin/sh
while true
do
echo Fake telnetd looping
sleep 9999
done
When the node came back up I was able to write to the file, I overwrote it with my script and voila, no more telnet:root@KF6IIU-32-13-224:~# cat > /usr/sbin/telnetd-ash: can't create /usr/sbin/telnetd: Text file busyroot@KF6IIU-32-13-224:~# client_loop: send disconnect: Broken pipe
root@KF6IIU-32-13-224:~# telnet localhosttelnet: can't connect to remote host (127.0.0.1): Connection refused
Orv W6BI
And yes I know about the "encryption" controversy. It's a personal choice. But let me know if someone ever gets an enforcement letter from the FCC for using SSH on one of the ham band channels.
Orv W6BI