Re: [SLUG] possible xinetd problems

[Terry Collins <terryc@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Terry Collins wrote:
> 
> Under rh70, if I kill -HUP xinetd, it generates a file
> /var/run/xinetd.dump so I can see exactly what services it was running.


And the answer is; "the correct way to have xinetd reread it's configs
is
/etc/rc.d/init.d/xinetd restart.


Now amanda complains about port 1037 not being secure - back to the
drawing board. {:->.

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