1. In the xinetd service file, disable should = no
2. If There is an 'id' field it has to match up with the name of the service in /etc/services.
3. If there is not an 'id' field the name of your file has to match the name of the above-mentioned service.
4. You can run xinetd with a '-d' option for debugging.
5. type 'ipchains -L' and 'iptables -L'. If there are any lines that show up as REJECT or DENY you may have to change your firewall rules on the machine. A message that this isn't supported by your kernel is okay.
6. If you do have firewall rules, make sure you are also allowing connections to port 111.
Hope this helps..
-Bryan
On Monday, March 10, 2003, at 08:44 AM, Mozzi wrote:
Hallo all when checking if amanda is listening on the correct ports. netstat -a | grep -i amanda
any ideas how I can trouble shoot further? According to me evereything there must work
Mozzi
