> Ewwww, linuxconf. There are better ways to do it, and they all don't
involve having a stupid system configurater listen on port 98.
Stupid or not, linuxconf doesnt have to listen on port 98 to work properly.
Just comment it out of inetd.conf and run it from the command line and it
works fine.
Sure it has some errors in parsing scripts and may break stuff etc - which
is an difficult problem for any configuration program that has to handle
many differnt config files, daemons etc
I reckon configuration programs are useful for some things, tho im yet to
see one that handles everything perfectly.
Dave
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