On Fri, Sep 07, 2001 at 11:26:16AM +0800, Jesse Delima wrote:
> hello everybody,
>
> I have installed red hat 7.1 and my problem is i'm looking for the
> inetd.conf file in /etc...but i can't find it.....for lower versions of red
> hat nakikita ko iyon.....pero may xinetd.....kaya lang directory...ito na
> kaya yun.....
>
Yes.
> pwede ko bang i-copy na lang yung sa lower version and put it in the /etc
> directory?.....
>
No. And I don't suggest you uninstall xinetd and install the old
inetd in its place. If xinetd has its security issues the old inetd
is far worse.
> i'm installing qpopper4.0.3, and in configuring the it, i have to make some
> changes to the inetd.conf file....huhuhu....
>
Read the documentation for xinetd to figure out how it works, no need
to cry about it :) It's not much harder, and in fact once you figure
it out it really is quite simpler to use than the old inetd.
http://www.xinetd.org/faq.html
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