Hello,
Does anybody know where or what the inetd.conf equivalent is on Linux?
Curtis Martin
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Does anybody know where or what the inetd.conf equivalent is on Linux?
if you have it installed, its called xinetd.
/etc/xinetd.conf
/etc/xinetd.d/*
-matt
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* Hello,
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* Does anybody know where or what the inetd.conf equivalent is on Linux?
Depends on the version of inetd you're using.
But if you're asking the question I guess you're using xinetd.
There is a global options
Curtis,
Linux too uses inetd.conf. However, judging by your subject I assume
you are talking about _Red Hat_ Linux, which in version 7.0 migrated to
xinetd instead of inetd. Each service has a separate file in
/etc/xinetd.d.
-Justin
Thus spake Curtis Martin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Hello,
