"Karl J. Runge" wrote:
>
> Do you know if it will be 100% compatible with existing RH installations?
> (i.e. no tweaking required to get things working again after an upgrade.
> I believe RH could achieve this in a number of ways)
I don't think so but IIRC, the first time I set up xinetd it came with a
script to convert over the old inetd.conf to its format.
> But if not, then let us now have a moment of silence for those of us who
> will be broken.........
*heh* I wouldn't go running out for RH 7 just yet, but I do have to
admit to having installed xinetd over inetd in several of my own
machines. 8)
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