>Hmmm. Try inetd with option -e. If it stops leaking, we found it. Yes, inetd with -e makes the leak go away. What is seen then is that a socket is open while it's willing to accept another telnet. When the limit is hit that socket is closed, and not re-opened until the bury stops and it gets to recover its N/minute state. But never more than one socket is open, no leaks.
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