Has anyone thought of producing a script (or even a program) to spawn tcpserver(s) with the appropiate settings based on a config file? I'm actually laying out something at the moment to do just that, and was wondering if I'm duplicating anyone elses work? I checked around the qmail pages and found nothing, but that doesn't mean someone hasn't written something. Basically I like the idea of keeping everything in a single file. I'm going to run other programs using tcpserver, so I want to be able to configure them easily. (Note: this config file I am setting up in NO WAY resembles inetd.conf). There will also be a common methodology for where you keep your access rule cdb's, which is configurable on a global and/or per instance basis. If you've got any ideas, I'd be most happy to hear from you. Sample command lines for some common programs would be good too (as I'd like to create a FAQ on using tcpserver, and gives me some examples to convert to my script as well). -=[ Stuart Young (Aka Cefiar) ]=-------------------------------------- | http://amarok.glasswings.com.au/ | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- | Hmm? What? Earth technology? Oh just thump it, that usually works. |
