Ragnar Wisløff wrote:
>onsdag 21. november 2001, 19:49 skrev Asbjørn Morell:
>
>>Hello
>>
>>Well inetd is not running....
>>If I type netstat -a|grep tftp then I get this result:
>>udp 0 0 *:tftp *:*
>>hmmmm, is this not strange? I mean should it not be listening? I have
>>done a port-scan of my server and nothing is listen on port 69 (I think
>>tftp is running on port 69, but I'm not sure.) Where can I see my tftp
>>log files?
>>I need your help!
>>
>
>It does not look right. It looks like you are running the tfpt server on its
>own. You should have xinetd listening on the tftp port (69). So something is
>wrong with xinetd. Did you start it?
>
Ragnar,
Why do you think it looks like the tftp server is running standalone ?
The output of netstat is perfectly
normal.
To see which process actually is doing the listening, he could add the
'p' option to netstat.
So, netstat -ap | grep tftp
would tell which process is listening. I think you'll find it is xinetd.
Jim.
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