On Mon, Sep 20, 1999 at 12:20:11AM -0400, Clint Adams wrote:
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> How are multiple identd packages going to know which one belongs in
> inetd.conf without the use of alternatives?
All of them will add inetd entries, but only one will be enabled.
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> This is unnecessary unless something actually is going to depend on it. None
> of these packages overlap in their fs name space. The only thing they have
> in common is the inetd.conf entry. This is easily managed with update-inetd,
> just like finger and others.
How are multiple identd packa
Clint Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> The proliferation of ident daemons (midentd, oidentd, pidentd) in
>> Debian necessitates the introduction of a virtual package that these
>> packages can provide and conflict with (since you can only
>> [reasonably] run one ident daemon at once). While "id
> The proliferation of ident daemons (midentd, oidentd, pidentd) in
> Debian necessitates the introduction of a virtual package that these
> packages can provide and conflict with (since you can only
> [reasonably] run one ident daemon at once). While "ident-daemon"
> seems more intuitive, the nam
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