> The address may be 17 (hex = 23 decimal). The only problem is that inetd is
> already waiting for this port address. I did not find any other solution
> that disabling the existing telnet daemon of Linux.
> It is also possible to define another port address, but... This is not the
> standard !
There is a 'virtual inetd' available. On my internet machine I allow normal
telnet connects on the machine's ethernet port 23, and connects to the NODE
program on the ampr.org port 23. This works exceedingly well. Even if you
only have one physical port, you can conjure up alias ports :-)
Hope that helps someone.
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