On Thu, 10 Dec 1998, Alan Cox wrote:
> On the contrary, ftpd is run from inetd. Delete your ftpd and try it if
> you doubt me
I'm sorry, you're right, quite right. However, this is quite an odd
setup, isn't it? Since inetd.conf has to include a line for ftpd, and
ftpd has to not exist in the path indicated in.
*INVVHO*, I think the problem _might_ be caused by tcpd rejecting the
hostname on a dns or hosts_access basis. The easy way to check is to see
if you connect and are subsequently disconnected with a 'remote server
has closed connection' style-message.
This isn't really important, now :)
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christian
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