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From: longway_bme on 22 Feb 2006 03:35
Hello everyone

My system is SUSE 8.1 and I want to use xinetd to start the service
"bootp".
I have install the "xinetd-2.3.6-23" and "bootp-2.4.3-7",but after I
start the xinetd under /etc/init.d I find xinetd is always checking for
service.

follow is my operations:

...........
fanxin:/etc/init.d # rpm -qa|grep xinetd
xinetd-2.3.6-23
fanxin:/etc/init.d # rpm -qa|grep bootp
bootp-2.4.3-7
fanxin:/etc/init.d # xinetd
fanxin:/etc/init.d # xinetd status
Usage: xinetd [-d] [-f config_file] [-filelog filename] [-syslog
facility] [-reuse] [-limit proc_limit] [-pidfile filaneme] [-logprocs
limit] [-shutdownprocs limit] [-cc interval]
fanxin:/etc/init.d # ./xinetd status
Checking for service xinetd:
running
fanxin:/etc/init.d #
...............

I setup a new file named bootp in /etc/xinetd.d

service bootps
{
disable =no
socket_type =dgram
protocol =udp
wait =yes
user =root
server =/usr/sbin/bootpd
}

Can anyone help me?
Thanks a lot!

From: Andre on 28 Feb 2006 21:41
longway_bme wrote:

> Hello everyone
>
> My system is SUSE 8.1 and I want to use xinetd to start the service
> "bootp".
> I have install the "xinetd-2.3.6-23" and "bootp-2.4.3-7",but after I
> start the xinetd under /etc/init.d I find xinetd is always checking for
> service.
>
> follow is my operations:
>
> ..........
> fanxin:/etc/init.d # rpm -qa|grep xinetd
> xinetd-2.3.6-23
> fanxin:/etc/init.d # rpm -qa|grep bootp
> bootp-2.4.3-7
> fanxin:/etc/init.d # xinetd
> fanxin:/etc/init.d # xinetd status
> Usage: xinetd [-d] [-f config_file] [-filelog filename] [-syslog
> facility] [-reuse] [-limit proc_limit] [-pidfile filaneme] [-logprocs
> limit] [-shutdownprocs limit] [-cc interval]
> fanxin:/etc/init.d # ./xinetd status
> Checking for service xinetd:
> running
> fanxin:/etc/init.d #
> ..............
>
> I setup a new file named bootp in /etc/xinetd.d
>
> service bootps
> {
> disable =no
> socket_type =dgram
> protocol =udp
> wait =yes
> user =root
> server =/usr/sbin/bootpd
> }
>
> Can anyone help me?
> Thanks a lot!
Then you should try this '/etc/init.d/bootp start'
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