At 4/14/2000 10:44 AM -0300, Próspero, Esteban wrote or quoted:
>So, if I only want qmail to work with ucsi-tcp (and viceversa) I could keep
>inetd for the other services, but should indicate it NOT to listen to the
>smtp no pop3 port. Did I catch you right?
If you mean that you should tell inetd NOT to listen to the SMTP port (25)
AND that it should NOT listen to the POP3 port (110) either, then you've
got it exactly right. For that matter, you can even have inetd listen to
port 110 and run qmail-pop3d when a connection comes in on that port. I've
got a machine that runs like that with no problem (although the invocation
line in inetd.conf is pretty hairy).
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Kai MacTane
System Administrator
Online Partners.com, Inc.
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From the Jargon File: (v4.0.0, 25 Jul 1996)
finger trouble /n./
Mistyping, typos, or generalized keyboard incompetence (this is
surprisingly common among hackers, given the amount of time they
spend at keyboards). "I keep putting colons at the end of statements
instead of semicolons", "Finger trouble again, eh?".
