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 fil
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Hi,
I am thinking about installing xinetd configuration in /etc/init.d/xinetd.d
*and* calling update-inetd.
This would solve your problem, but will cause conflicts if both inetd and
xinetd are installed.
Maybe I should disable gfs_db service in both inetd and xinetd and ad
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