Add ing to /etc/services is not enough -- that file just provides some
translation information to other programs (mainly inetd and portmap). You
need to run a daemon that actually listens on that port. the inetd
superserver and the portmap redirerctor are the two general-purpose daemons
for this, or you can run a port-specific daemon on port 1964 (much as smtp
and http commonly run directly on ports 25 and 80).
Without knowing what "crlserver" is, I can't suggest which approach would be
better.
At 12:41 PM 1/24/00 -0000, Carl Lawton wrote:
>
>I am running RH6.0 and can't figure out how to
>see if a port i have added to /etc/services is listening
>
>I have added:
>
>crlserver 1964/tcp # crl listener
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