Since I do not like to work in the dark, if there are any other posts that you can point me at reguarding the xinetd.d directory and what should be in it, please let me know.
Also, anyone with thoughts or samples that should be included in the xinetd.d directory, please get me a copy. I personally whould rather have additional samples that are disabled.
And...Do we need samples with and without tcpwrappers?
Next, I could include a sample config (disabled) for each product in the xinetd install. Then the actuall package could reference updating the appropriate xinetd config file with a sed to enable the configuration.
I could use a little help with a list of these programs. (ftp, telnet, finger, etc...)
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