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Linux Tip - Super Servers
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Many services are activated by a superserver i.e. SWAT (Samba Web
Administration Tool), telnet, ftp, etc. Lots of documentations refer to
inetd. Many distributions have replaced this with Xinetd. All of the
config files for Xinetd are usually found in /etc/xinetd.d. If you can't
find a reference on your system to inetd, you are probably running
Xinetd.
Dave

David Tisdell. Computer Coordinator
Mt. Mansfield Union High School
211 Browns Trace
Jericho, VT 05661
802-899-4690 (Voice)
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