> On Mon, Sep 02, 2002 at 11:01:17AM - 0400, Alain Magloire wrote:
<snip>
Ok, but you probably wants a list of features, that the new should/must
supported:
- read compatible/extended inetd.conf(for example openbsd(or one of the
*BSD) has extend
this a little for example binding of specific IP)
</snip>
What exactly was the syntax to do this? The Linux Administration Handbook
gives a generic inetd.conf syntax for doing this ([ipaddr|ifname]:service
is the first option in the line, there, if you want the service bound to
one IP), but trying the syntax listed there, with telnet (which I'd like
to run internally only), I get the following in my syslog:
Nov 20 05:02:23 (none) inetd[36]: 192.168.1.2:telnet/tcp: unknown service
The full line from the inetd.conf is
192.168.1.2:telnet stream tcp nowait root /usr/local/sbin/telnetd telnetd -h
I also tried using localhost:telnet, and got a slight variation of the
same error.
My guess would be that the three distributions discussed in the handbook
(RedHat using inetd rather than xinetd, SuSE, and Debian) would be running
a BSD-derivative of inetd. Should this syntax work with inetutils/inetd
as well, or is there some other syntax? A quick perusal of the inetd man
page didn't turn up much.
This is v1.4.1 of inetutils.
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