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Re: netbase depends: inetd and xinetd as "network-daemon"



Well, i get it like this "Install xinetd but do it as quiet as
possible", sorry - i don't like that idea, the best i can do is 
make xinetd to use update-alternatives.


On Tue, 29 Oct 1996, Peter Tobias wrote:

>1. avoid that more than one inetd runs at the same time
runs at the same time?
no way, look at the pkg
>   - which one should have priority
>     - let the user choose
thats the best IMHO
>         - use alternatives mechanism
that can be also done
>     + don't enable xinetd by default
with all the respect, i object - i to much like xinetd to pkg it 
and be half installed

>2. find a solution for the update-inetd problem(s)
>   - updating inetd.conf
>     - change update-inetd so it will change inetd.conf
>       and a xinetd.conf(?) file if available

i would, but it's writen in perl - i don't know it that well

>     - change update-inetd to call the inetd.conf to
>       xinetd.conf convert program and replace an
>       existing /etc/xinetd.conf file
>     + change update-inetd to call the inetd.conf to
>       xinetd.conf conversion program and save the converted
>       file to a new name (for example /etc/xinetd.conf.converted)
as i said, i don't know perl.

>   - restart inetd
>     - change update update-inetd to detect xinetd/inetd and
>       to restart the daemon that is currently running
>     - rename xinetd to inetd (alternatives/divert) and let
>       update-inetd restart inetd
>     + change both to use /var/run/inetd.pid and update-inetd
>       will use this file to restart inetd (not necessary if
>       the converted xinetd.conf file isn't used by default)
>


So it's up to you, keep xinetd as it is or remove it



thks

borik

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