> Do a "netstat -an | grep 10080" on the client, this will tell you if inetd > is at least listening on 10080. You cannot telnet to 10080 because the > protocol for amamda is udp, telnet requires tcp, so this is not a valid test > of functionality.
That's what netcat is good for: $ nc -u ente 10080 hi Amanda 2.4 NAK HANDLE SEQ 0 ERROR expected "Amanda", got "hi " quit Amanda 2.4 NAK HANDLE SEQ 0 ERROR expected "Amanda", got "quit " $ nc -u ente 10080 Amanda Amanda 2.4 NAK HANDLE SEQ 0 ERROR expected digit, got ""
