Daniel Ouellet wrote:
My problem is really that I do have the wait.6000 in the inetd.conf file
as provided earlier, but I get lots of deny connection when a group of
VoIP Cisco phones are reset at once, witch happen often, but I do not
get this when I left that in the inetd.conf with the wait.6000, but I
also manually start inetd -R 1024, witch in itself would be
contradictory to the wait.6000 here obviously.
That's really the problem I am dealing with.
So, only wait.6000 in inetd.conf doesn't fix the problem if I do not
also start inetd -R 1024. Weird then based on the man page.
Weird indeed.
Anyway - why '.6000' in inetd.conf but '-R 1024'? Why not the same number?
