On Fri, 3 Aug 2001, Guillaume Rousse wrote:
> But i still have problems with cvs (see my other post).
> In log, i found for today:
> Aug 3 16:06:38 silbermann xinetd[11203]: xinetd Version 2.3.0 started with
> libwrap options compiled in.
> for yesterday:
> Aug 2 18:09:52 silbermann xinetd: xinetd startup succeeded
> Seems libwrap support is the problem here, as /usr/sbin/tcpd is not present.
> Either make xinetd requires it, or (better) disallow libwrap support in
> xinetd.
Might I add in two other cerious problems with xinetd.
1. The first involves proftpd and that fact that for some reason both a
xinetd proftpd script and a standalone script are packaged with proftpd.
In drakxservices, no description is ever given (this used to be F1 in
ntsysv, but in X it should display automatically), so you can't tell
which you are enabling. Even if you enabled proftpd as standalone, both
in its config file and drakxservices, the very presence of the xinetd
script prevents proftpd from binding to this socket, which is odd because
if the xinetd service is disabled there should be no reason why xinetd
would bind to the ftp socket preventing proftpd from doing so.
2. I can't get talk to work. I can't even talk a local user. talk-server
is installed and supposedly enabled via xinetd (drakxservices). talk uses
a UDP connection so I find it a little difficult to test for.
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Sincerely,
David Walluck
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