Questions tagged [inetd]
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Is there anyway to improve the performance of inetd?
I have a tcp server setup using inetd on aix 5.3.
Problem is the responses come very very slowly from the server.But if I have a standalone deamon server , its very fast. But my requirement is that i have to use inetd.
So,Is there anyway to improve…
someguy
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Solaris: socket listening on a port (/etc/xinetd.d equivalent on Linux)
I've prepared a script that accepts a request on a server port, then process user input, provides an output through the same port and then dies. The script is not always running but starts when a a certain port is open by the client. The (working)…
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Most efficient way to serve less than 10 http requests per day using cgi
Our company manages over one hundred servers and we would like to "ask" these servers for basic usage info once or twice a day using http. The usage info can be easily found with a perl cgi script and we would like to have an http interface to ease…
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How can I run git daemon using launchd (on demand, inited style)?
I am trying to run git daemon using launchd (on demand, inited style).
But git clone git clone git://127.0.0.1/testrepo fails with
Cloning into 'testrepo'...
fatal: unable to connect to 127.0.0.1
127.0.0.1[0: 127.0.0.1]: errno=Connection…
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sshd on mac does no longer accept connections in inetd (-i) mode, but does in do not detach mode (-D), how to fix?
Some weeks ago ssh login was no longer possible to a remote Mac. Problem started occuring around upgrading Webmin to version 1.550 and/or changing settings using webmin.
Using:
* Mac OS X 10.6.5 + Webmin 1.550 + Virtualmin 3.66GPL
Expected…
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Xinetd listen to IP Address not assigned to an interface
Is it somehow possible to use Xinetd (or any other solution) to listen to incoming Packets for an IP Adress which is not assigned to an interface, and start up a daemon (like Xinetd) does?
So my Linux Machine is the default GW, all Packets are sent…
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Make inetd pass connection over to an unix-domain socket
I'm trying to put Postfix behind inetd. The idea is to configure inetd to listen to inet smtp port and make Postfix listen to a unix-domain one.
Is it possible to make inetd pass connection over to a unix-domain socket?
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