Bah… good riddance. If you really need something that can do telnet’s
job (plus a lot more) use netcat as I believe it also comes w/OpenSUSE by
default. It even has a behave-badly-like-telnet mode should you really
need it. In the meantime it does a MUCH better job of checking if an
application (meaning a TCP-based application) is working (meaning
listening) and is accessible:
netcat -zv ipAddressOfServer portNumHere
Good luck.
brassy wrote:
> let me guess: ‘telenet’ doesn’t work, but ‘telnet’ does??
>
> (been there, done that!) i fixed that forever in
> /etc/bash.bashrc.local with:
>
> alias telenet=‘telnet’
>
>
>
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