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From: edwin@praxis.cs.ruu.nl (Edwin Kremer)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.hp
Subject: Re: Where does inetd.sec really go ?
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Date: 21 Dec 89 13:31:23 GMT
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In article <1150012@misty.boeing.com> notes@misty.boeing.com (Notes admin.
(J. Sadler)) writes:

 > I was setting up rlpdaemon and when I check the formating for the inetd.sec
 > file the manual says: "If inetd.sec is not found in the /usr/adm directory,
 > the security is only that implemented by the servers. "  So why is it in my
 > /etc directory ?

(You didn't mention what operating system you're using, let's assume it's
 HP-UX 6.5 on the HP9000 series 300)

"inetd.sec" *really* goes into "/usr/adm", no doubt at all!! On my system
there's a "inetd.conf" in "/etc" (which is *fully* correct), no "inetd.sec".
                 ^^^^
Besides, be warned that both "/usr/adm" and "/etc/inetd.conf" are CDF's in
a cluster environment !!!!!


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						--[ Edwin ]--

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