🚀 go-pugleaf

I've been suffering the same frustration and just got off the telephone
with redhat support.  According to the engineer that I spoke with, root
telnet access has been removed completely from redhat 6.0.  No
workarounds whatsoever.

In article <375b5bf3.0@nntp.ecn.net.au>,
  "Andrew Hatfield" <andrew@hatfields.com.au> wrote:
> Hi, i have only just upgraded our RedHat 5.2 server to 6.0
>
> the /etc/securetty file contained console ttys and ttyp0-5 so that we
could
> do a remote root login, but now it doesn't work
>
> the reason is that when you do a telnet login to redhat 6, it gives
you the
> tty /dev/pts/0 (like solaris)
>
> when i put pts/0 pts/1,etc into /etc/securetty it doesn't do anything
(that
> i can see anyway)
>
> what do i need to do so that i can do a remote root login???
>
> --
>
> Andrew Hatfield
> Tech-Support Engineer
>
> Hatfield & Associates Pty. Ltd.
> Phone : +61 7 3849 7155
> Fax : +61 7 3849 6277
> Email : info@hatfields.com.au
> Web : http://www.hatfields.com.au/
>
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