[Coco] Urgen Inetd issue

[phillip taylor]

Here is all the information:

Boot files:

{N2|03}/DD:mdir

   Module Directory at 21:07:32
REL         Boot        Krn         KrnP2       IOMan       Init
RBF         rbdw        dwio        X0          X1          X2
X3          X4          X5          X6          X7          EmuDsk
DD          H0          rb1773      D0          D1          D2
MRAM        R0          SCF         VTIO        KeyDrv      SndDrv
JoyDrv      CoWin       CoVDG       Term        W           W1
W2          W3          W4          W5          W6          W7
V1          V2          scdwp       p           scdwv       N
N1          N2          N3          N4          MIDI        Z1
Z2          PipeMan     Piper       Pipe        Clock       Clock2
GrfDrv      MDir        Shell       Date        DeIniz      Echo
Iniz        Link        Load        Save        Unlink      d
c           del         Uld         List        Copy        clrd
DeInit      inetd

{N2|03}/DD:

N2|03}/DD/CMDS:ident tsmon

Header for:  Tsmon
Module size: $0081    #129
Module CRC:  $CF7F89 (Good)
Hdr parity:  $A8
Exec. off:   $001A    #26
Data Size:   $01C8    #456
Edition:     $08      #8
Ty/La At/Rv: $11 $80
Prog mod, 6809 obj, re-en, R/O

{N2|03}/DD/CMDS:ident inetd

Header for:  inetd
Module size: $0759    #1881
Module CRC:  $3AB0C8 (Good)
Hdr parity:  $76
Exec. off:   $0021    #33
Data Size:   $03D7    #983
Edition:     $01      #1
Ty/La At/Rv: $11 $81
Prog mod, 6809 obj, re-en, R/O

Header for:  Login
Module size: $04E6    #1254
Module CRC:  $A8647D (Good)
Hdr parity:  $CA
Exec. off:   $015F    #351
Data Size:   $024D    #589
Edition:     $12      #18
Ty/La At/Rv: $11 $81
Prog mod, 6809 obj, re-en, R/O

{N2|03}/DD/CMDS:more /dd/sys/inetd.conf
# inetd configuration file format:
# ListenPort <server opts>,Process,Params
# valid server options are: telnet auth protect banner

# the follow line causes inetd to listen on port 6809 and spawn 'login' for
a ne
w connection
# the options cause telnet protocol processing on the server, they use the
serve
r's IP address and geolocation protection
# to prevent undesired hosts from connecting, and cause the server to
display a
banner to the client prior to announcing
# the connection to the coco. Adding auth would cause the server to use
it's own
 authentication prior to connecting the coco
# (this feature may be removed in favor of a more secure coco side
authenticatio
n solution)

6809 telnet protect banner,login,