[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> last week I posted a request for info...no answers
Probably because all you had to do was:
chmod 000 /etc/xinetd.conf
/etc/init.d/xinetd start
and see what happens.
> does xinetd read its config file even with the attibutes set to nothing , ie no
>execute read , or write for either root,
> group, or user... this it seems to
And the answer is: yes, it works just like normal. You will want to
verify that it still works properly during a reboot. I think it will
since during the reboot it will have superuser priveleges, but you
really ought to test it to make sure.
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