xinetd is a daemon that manages internet services for Unix-like systems. It is a replacement for the inetd daemon, with access control, rate limiting, and extended logging features.
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How can I add PAM functionality in netkit-rsh-0.17
I am working on CentOS. In my project, that is working on network. I need a rsh utility. I downloaded the same namely "netkit-rsh-0.17". Till now all works fine. But I later found that this utility ...
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Cannot get TFTP server working on Ubuntu using xinetd
I am trying to get a very simple tftp server working. I followed the guides at several websites, including how-to-setup-tftp-on-ubuntu and installing-and-testing-tftpd-in-ubuntudebian, but I haven't ...
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Is there any way to set Mac OS X to use xinetd instead of launchd?
Can Mac OS X run xinetd instead of launchd and if so, how do you do it?
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Is xinetd still the best method to let non root daemons listen on privileged ports?
When I need to use SNMP monitoring for java applications, there is the need to that application (usually ran as daemon user) to listen on snmp port.
If there is no other alternative, of course I can ...
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Setting nice and ionice for rsync via xinetd
I am attempting to set nice and ionice for rsync via xinetd. I am running Fedora 16. The reason I would like to use these values is to reduce the rsync process to an idle state so other processes run ...
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Configuring OpenSuSE's xinetd
I need to run approx, a package proxy for Debian / Ubuntu packages, on an OpenSuSE box.
Until now, I converted the installation package from .deb to .rpm using alien. Installing the resulting .rpm ...
