> Sockets are opened in /etc/services
What? What exactly do you mean here?
The file /etc/services is simply a number-to-name translation, like www to
http, for example. _that's it_
> >When I try to give a service in inetd, does the socket is created, if
> >sohow can I handle it, if not how can I stablish the comunication with the
> >client socket...
Services that are controlled from inetd are not started until a request
for the service is made. Until that point, inetd listens on that port for
a request.
The client you use to control that service is dependant upon the service.
For example, netscape to contact the www service.
Dave
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