>> /etc/xinetd.conf inetd has changed in recent months. It used to be all configured in inetd.conf/inetd, but it has changed to xinetd.conf/xinetd. Inetd was all a single file, xinetd has separated out each service into its own file in /etc/xinetd.d/ directory. There you will find the samething, just more of it in a more controllable fassion.
Rob
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