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                            Telnetd 1.1
                            ===========

                      Copyright (C) 1992,1993

                                by

                          W.G.J. Langeveld

                 Stanford Linear Accelerrator Center

                        All Rights Reserved


Telnetd 1.0
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	First release of Telnetd. See Telnetd.doc

	Willy Langeveld, 12 january 1993.

Telnetd 1.1
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	This version adds the capability of specifying additional things in
the passwd->pw_shell field. Allows setting maximum number of sessions,
turning off password requirement, turning off reconnect/transfer capability
and allows a command to be executed instead of just starting a shell. One
can now set up an account to run a particular program without requiring a
password, bypassing most of the other login stuff. The program is then
responsible for setting up ctrl-C handling, see next rock.
	The handler no longer defaults to sending ctrl-C/D/E/F as signals
to the shell - this allowed one to abort the telnetd-startup script and
could therefore be a security risk. It now must be turned on explicitly
using tndopts. Since tndopts is likely to be used already in the
telnetd-startup anyway, this causes no additional overhead.
	Further: telnetd_startup renamed to telnetd-startup for consistency.

	Willy Langeveld, 15 february 1993.

