Re: ITP: inetdconf

[Atsushi KAMOSHIDA <kamop@debian.org>]

>> which configure /etc/inetd.conf so as to select each
>> service ON/OFF.

> If your package actually either modifies or reads the file
> /etc/inetd.conf directly, you do not support xinetd.

Inetdconf uses update-inetd to modify, but inetdconf nees to read
/etc/inetd.conf directly to assemble selection items. Or inetdconf
uses DebianNet.pm.


> If that is the case, you should probably configure a
> conflict between your package and xinetd (any version).

OK. In future, I want to support /etc/xinetd.conf.

Regards,

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