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Re: Tux using xinetd

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Subject: Re: Tux using xinetd
From: Joe <joe@tmsusa.com>
Date: Sun, 18 May 2003 20:12:34 -0700
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Chris Davies wrote:

I think he was referring to the Tux usermode utilities?

On Sun, 2003-05-18 at 22:50, Victor Tsang wrote:

1.- My RH9 use xinetd, but I can't start Tux service with it

  My understanding with tux is that it is build into the kernel.  and so
I do not think it is possible to run tux using xinetd.   anyways, why
would you like to setup tux in such way?

The usermode utilities are the scripts that
start/stop tux - and they are in /etc/init.d -

I don't think tux was designed to be started
from inetd - and you'd have quite a job to
redesign it for that, but feel free -

;-)

Joe

References:
- Tux using xinetd
  - From: Ramon Zarza
- Re: Tux using xinetd
  - From: Victor Tsang
- Re: Tux using xinetd
  - From: Chris Davies

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