Re: Where is xinetd?

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Subject: Re: Where is xinetd?
From: Giuseppe Giannuzzi <beppeg@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 06 Sep 2005 10:51:29 +0200
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Paul Howarth wrote:

Giuseppe Giannuzzi wrote:

Hi all.
In FC4 I can't see xinetd as service.



What do you mean?

How does it works now?



Just the same as it did in FC3.

Paul.

Sorry.
I mean that in FC3 xinetd was installed by default.
I've just seen that's not true in FC4.

Giuseppe

References:
- Where is xinetd?
  - From: Giuseppe Giannuzzi
- Re: Where is xinetd?
  - From: Paul Howarth