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From: de5@de5.ctd.ornl.gov (Dave Sill)
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Subject: Re: Watch dog
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Date: 25 Sep 90 13:19:03 GMT
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In article <1880001@hphkae0.HP.COM>, ron@hphkae0.HP.COM (Ron Baillie) writes:
>
>On the first question, if your system uses /etc/inetd for networking, you
>should be able to use /usr/adm/inetd.sec to decide which hosts can use
>which service on your machine. 

On which UNIX's?  The Ultrix and SunOS man pages say nothing about it.
But then they use /usr/etc/inetd.  Is inetd.sec a System V'ism?

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Dave Sill (de5@ornl.gov)
Martin Marietta Energy Systems
Workstation Support