[NTLUG:Discuss] Serviceconf

[Paul Ingendorf]

Now you may want to something like so

ln -s /etc/init.d/xinetd /etc/rc`runlevel | awk {print\'$2\'}`.d/S99xinetd

You can break this down by looking at what happens with the command in the ` 
ticks first.  It should just create a symbolic link to xinetd in your rc dir in 
the current runlevel which init goes through at boot.  It then starts services 
here begining with an S in the order they appear.

Quoting \"S. Bradley Christian\" <webmaster at millerparker.com>:

> That did the trick! xinetd wasn\'t running.
> 
> I\'m wading through Samba Unleashed and http://rute.sourceforge.net/, so
> I\'ll
> pay attention to tcpwrappers.
> 
> Thanks for the help!
>