Hi,
and many thanks to all the kind people who answered my question(*). I found
xinetd.conf man page, so I checked out xinetd man page to see if a bug was
lying there (referring to xinetd (5) instead of xinetd.conf (5)), but it was
all ok. So I was wrong. But I remember not seeing a pointer to xinetd.conf
somewhere. So I tried man -k xinetd.conf, and that's what it shows

xinetd (1)              - the internet extended service daemon
xinetd.log (5)          - xinetd service log format

Do I have to upgrade man page index somehow?
Lesson learned: Debian is always right. Read man page carefully :)

(*) especially to Dimitri (Dima), Martin.Bialasinski and Oliver Elphick (thanks
for manpage)
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