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On 5 Aug 00, at 1:49, Brett Randall wrote:
> The command line is interpreted by bash (I take it you are using bash)
> before the program that is being called (try typing some nonexistant
> command followed by a '\' and there will be no error) so qmail-popup
> won't even know it existed.
I beg to differ.
1. inetd doesn't support wrapped lines in /etc/inetd.conf. At least
mine doesn't. It doesn't know about the second line at all.
2. inetd doesn't run the command through bash. Where did you
hear that?
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