Ralf Doering wrote: > I would suggest the second option. Install both xinetd configuration (if > /etc/xinetd.d exists) and call update-inetd, but leave the services > disabled. Display some sort of (debconf-based?) information during > install informing the user about this. Provide a readme.txt file, > explaining what (and why) has to be done to enable the service.
I'd like to avoid debconf stuff if possible. I'll put a (disabled) xinetd service and enabled line in inetd.conf. This way the server will be accessible right away (via inetd). If admins want to use xinetd, the configuration will be at hand only waiting to be enabled. Thanks for your input. It is really appreciated. dam -- Damyan Ivanov 0x9725F63B Creditreform Bulgaria [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.creditreform.bg/ phone: +359(2)928-2611, 929-3993 fax: +359(2)920-0994 mob. +359(88)856-6067 ICQ 3028500 [EMAIL PROTECTED]/Gaim -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
