Dave McGuire wrote:
> On April 19, Alex Holden wrote:
> > Does Solaris inetd automatically reread /etc/inetd.conf? If not, you'll
> > also have to kill -HUP the inetd process (or reboot the machine).
>
> Crap, I forgot to mention that. Here I was thinking I was being cool
> by delivering a nice complete description of everything, and I go and
> screw the pooch by forgetting the most important last step.
>
> I think I'm gonna grab my cat and go back to bed.
>
> -D.
Thanks for all the responses. I should have known about inetd. The thing
that confused me was that I thought inetd handled both incoming and
outgoing.
Brilliant solution! Now I can prevent other developers from logging into my
machine
and compiling their source code on mine. Hate when that happens....
Solaris does not
reread the inetd.conf file so you do have to kill it to restart it...
Thanks again,
Ram
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Received on Thu Apr 19 2001 - 16:56:39 BST