19 Jun
2001
19 Jun
'01
01:33
Well, it's an either-or situation. If you're running lpd from inetd, then the lpd port will be bound by inetd (this is the 'address in use' error you got). If you want to run it as a separate process (could be preferable if performance is an issue), then you must remove it from inetd. If you do, don't forget to restart inetd by 'killall -HUP inetd' Regards Anders On Tuesday 19 June 2001 03:28, Joe & Sesil Morris wrote:
You're not running lpd from inetd, are you?
If you do a 'grep lpd /etc/inetd.conf' is the line commented (#) or not?
Regards Anders
I looked in inetd.conf and it is NOT commented out. Should it be?
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