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[David Banning <davidsuse@xxxxxxx>]

> >I have google'd about with no success as yet. Any pointers would be
> >helpful.
> If you have the /etc/xinetd.d/rsh file, make sure you have disable = 
> false (or enable = true, whichever way) in it. Then restart your xinetd 
> service using something like "rcxinetd restart". See if this works.

Thanks for that. The "disable = yes" I set to "no". It seems queer that
that to enable a server they would use a double-negative, but anyhow,
that's done.

In my case "rcxinetd restart" does not work. Google
returned another option, which is "/etc/init.d/xinetd restart" which also
does not work. 

Here I am bogging down in my newbie problems. I would generally
want to now do a global find for the file "rcxinetd" but I don't
know how to do that in Linux (I come from FreeBSD). My thought is
that maybe the command must be executed as an absolute address, or
that I need to setup my PATH environment variable, but I don't 
know how to find where the file -is- if it does exist.

Thanks -

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