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Old 08-20-2001
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Question telnet in for remote admin but not getting it

I have been using rsh, and vnc to access my computer from outside my network. I can do all the simple browsing's but when i go to start or stop apache httpd, or some other deamon commands I am running into problems. I log in as a standered user and the use % su to switch over to root. However, it seems that i cannot run some of the important commands in this fasion.

Any suggestions? What base step am i skipping here?

 

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