Mario Thaten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> What I depend on, are the services, that are considered internal by
> xinetd (daytime, time, echo, discard).
It's more likely that you don't depend on them, but since they're
turned on by default, you think something might break if you turn them
off. But if you really want to run them:
tcpserver 0 discard sh -c 'exec cat > /dev/null'
tcpserver 0 echo cat
tcpserver 0 daytime daytimed
(Get my daytimed from <URL:http://multivac.cwru.edu/prj-utils/daytimed.c>.)
I don't have a tcpserver time implementation, but it'd be easy enough
to write one. Read RFC 868 for the definition.
paul
