On Dec May 05 2000 at 01:52, Robert Fendt wrote:
> hi folks,
> i connected 2 pc's via ethernet (both running debian/gnu linux 2.1, kernel
> ver. 2.0.38). i can ping form one host to the other and vice versa. GOOD
>
> BUT!
>
> my problem:
> ftp works only from host1 to host2, not from host2 to host1
> telnet works in neither way :(
>
> my assumption:
> i assume that ftpd on host1 isn't running and that on neither machine telnetd
> is running
>
> my question(s):
> - how can i check for a running daemon?
netstat -plut
ps aux | grep inetd
egrep "ftp|telnet" /etc/inetd.conf
> - how can i start a daemon (tried "start-stop-daemon...", no success)
> manually?
man inetd
/usr/sbin/inetd
> - how can i start a daemon via "rc..." script @ boottime?
> - how can i find out if a daemon is installed
I'm not so familiar with debian, but on redhat systems you can use
tools like chkconfig, ntsysv, tksysv and so on to configure which
rc scripts are run at bootup.
Cheers
Tony
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