[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> Now I see RH 7 uses xinetd instead. Is there any advantage xinetd has?
>
For starters, it's easier to change one thing without stuffing another up.
There were those on one or other of the RH mailing lists who said the
advantages of xinetd over inetd are as numerous as the stars in the sky.
Apparently someone who matters at RH agreed.
IMO there are worse changes.
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