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Top Forums Programming Sockets donot send any thing to client Post 4774 by biswa on Tuesday 31st of July 2001 09:24:43 AM
Old 07-31-2001
Re: does this help?

Quote:
Originally posted by qodoc
how about figuring out whether your computer is running the telnet service. check your inetd configuration.

also check whether you loopback connection is up.

thx.
qodoc


Yes, my telnetd is working fine, I have checked it from the same computer as well as from another computer in the network. The same linux machine is running name service too which is running fine.

Regards
 

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