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If this is a SCO box, see http://aplawrence.com/cgi-bin/ta.pl?112062 (fixed by rs506a).
But if this is telnet being slow to issue the login prompt, see
Telnet/FTP is very slow
to connect (any OS, including Linux).
.
That's a DNS issue. Otherwise..
If not, and it is SCO, the problem here is that the /etc/auth/ttys file gets screwed up. You'll find a /etc/auth/ttys-t file. Don't remove it; just run "tcbck". The TA above just shows you how to write a script to check for a ttys-t file every 5 minutes and run tcbck if it finds it.
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