> >
> >
> > Same for me. I prefer standalone as well, but I hope that it's not some
> > biased opinion I have. Anyways. Proftpd's xinetd is disabled by default,
> > I hope the big fat warning which I have put in is able to scare enough users
> > away from enabling both the standalone and the xinetd version at the same
> > time.
>
> Yes, but you can't tell which you you're enabling in drakxservices, as
> they are both named 'proftpd'. One could be named 'proftp-standalone' and
> 'proftp-xinetd'. But as I said, drakxservices needs to be fixed to allow
> you to display descriptions or display discriptions in init scripts by
> default. I don't believe the xinetd scripts support this format, but they
> should be modified to do so as well.
>
/me have fixed that.
The xinetd is called proftpd-xinetd now...
> > Then I assume it was working in the inetd days?
> >
> > Very well. Please do check with the inetd.conf entry. Let me know of your
> > results. Thanks.
>
> I have no Internet access from Linux right now, but here is what I find:
>
> talk dgram udp wait root /usr/sbin/tcpd in.talkd
>
> ntalk dgram udp wait root /usr/sbin/tcpd in.talkd
>
Fine.
I'll rip this into the xinetd entry ..
--
Geoffrey Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
李長風
http://www.wychk.org/~glee
$ /usr/games/fortune
Anything that can go wrong will go
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
$
