Re: help with xinetd

2003-10-07 Thread Arnt Karlsen
On Fri, 3 Oct 2003 14:17:18 -0500, "Scott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Greetings: > > As I setup my debian box, I installed xinetd so it would be more like > the RH setups I was used to. The change seemed to go fine when I > installed it via dselect. I expected

Re: help with xinetd

2003-10-03 Thread Scott
>Can you 'apt-get remove telnetd'? I mean, if you are going to have it >disabled, why not just uninstall it? Well, I could, but I was more concerned that I had xinetd configured properly. I found my problem, dumb mistake I had disable = telnet insteadof the correct "disabled". Once that was don

Re: help with xinetd

2003-10-03 Thread Andreas Janssen
Hello Scott (<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) wrote: > As I setup my debian box, I installed xinetd so it would be more like > the RH setups I was used to. The change seemed to go fine when I > installed it via dselect. I expected a conflict with inetd, but got > no complaint. I did get a message that the

Re: help with xinetd

2003-10-03 Thread Roberto Sanchez
Scott wrote: Greetings: As I setup my debian box, I installed xinetd so it would be more like the RH setups I was used to. The change seemed to go fine when I installed it via dselect. I expected a conflict with inetd, but got no complaint. I did get a message that the jist was nothing that had

help with xinetd

2003-10-03 Thread Scott
Greetings: As I setup my debian box, I installed xinetd so it would be more like the RH setups I was used to. The change seemed to go fine when I installed it via dselect. I expected a conflict with inetd, but got no complaint. I did get a message that the jist was nothing that had been previou