Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (4547 mails)

[John Lamb <J.D.Lamb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Jim Sabatke wrote:
> Is xinitd a replacement for initd?  I looked for doc's and man pages, 
> but couldn't find any.
Yes if you really mean xinetd and inetd. That would also explain why you 
couln't find the documentation. I guess the alternative would be init.d, 
which also has a man page.

AFAIK, xinet.d is now the default in SuSE though I found it easier to 
use inet.d for clustering on a tightly coupled private network.

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JDL