unable to telnet to target

Hi,
I have done all settings for telnetting into target like inetd.conf, I
linked /bin/login to /bin/sh …(in build)
But I could not login into my target …
$telnet 192.168.6.18
trying 192.168.6.18
connected to 192.168.6.18
connection closed…
When i do telnet again (Without restarting)
$telnet 192.168.6.18
trying 192.168.6.18
telnetd:/bin/login no such file or directory

It mean that the /bin/login in target is not there after one time use …why
so ?
Even When i restart the target and if I try to use /bin/login, system hangs
and the login process in target dies …?
I am using fesh as my shell in target …

When i use ksh the system is giving few warning at booting …
sh:j_init:tcgetgrp() failed : Inappropriate I/O control
sh:warning:wont have full job control operation

regards
Manigandan

“Manigandan Varadharajan” <vm@myw.ltindia.com> wrote in
news:a47h27$gsi$1@inn.qnx.com:

Hi,
I have done all settings for telnetting into target like inetd.conf, I
linked /bin/login to /bin/sh …(in build)

Are you sure that /bin/sh exists? You mentioned you use fesh, have you
symlinked /bin/sh to point to /bin/fesh? Are you sure that fesh is in the
/bin directory on your target and not the /proc/boot directory? Perhaps
posting your build file (or portions if it’s huge) would help others see
what you’re trying to do.



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Cheers,
Adam

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