> It certainly would. This happened here too, with 3.2.0.101-4.
> This infuriating situation seems to happen every time there is an smail
> upgrade. The service is switched off as #<off># in /etc/inetd.conf,
That was it exactly. Edited out the #<off>#, killed inetd and restarted,
and now life is happy again. Thanks, Hamish, and thanks also to Mr.
Bonser, who's answered about ten emails from me today :) ..
Will
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