On Tuesday 13 February 2001 06:10 am, Andreas Müller wrote:
> My first question, can inetd and xinetd run at the same time?
No, these should not be run together. Xinetd is a replacement for Inetd.
Pick one or the other.
> Then again I have to start inetd manually to add:
Probably related to the above.
> Currently I have to do it manually and the settings indicate that it
> should work automatically.
Check /etc/rc.d/rcN.d/, where N is the run level number you are in (3 is
most common for CLI and 5 for x/k/gdmj). Check to make sure that there is
a symlink that looks something like S10network -> ../init.d/network in
that directory. If that symlink is there, check
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ for the existence of ifcfg-lo. That
combination should ensure that the loopback device is being initialized on
boot. If you don't have the ifcfg-lo file, I can email you one that
should work.
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