[TriLUG] the xinetd service sgi_fam
David McDowell
turnpike420 at gmail.com
Fri Jan 28 10:30:06 EST 2005
like duh... please ignore this thread... I dunno what I was doing
wrong... but it is working as advertised:
chkconfig sgi_fam on|off
I have NO clue why or what I did such that it wasn't yesterday. *shrugs*
I started testing it on all my systems... FC3, FC1, CentOS 3.4... it
works. Why it didn't work yesterday or what I must have been doing
wrong will remain a mystery.
Thanks,
David McD
On Fri, 28 Jan 2005 09:54:59 -0500, John Berninger
<johnw at berningeronline.net> wrote:
> On Fri, 28 Jan 2005, David McDowell wrote:
>
> > Yes, CentOS 3.4 is based on RHEL 3 U4, and I tried that method... I
> > also tried it in FC3 and someone else said they tried it in FC1 and it
> > doesn't work.
> >
> > I would seem to me that chkconfig xinetd off would turn off the xinetd
> > SERVICE where as things like imap, pop3, and sgi_fam are parts of that
> > service, thusly, must be handled individually as previously mentioned,
> > disable=yes added to /etc/xinetd.d/sgi_fam
> >
> > If anyone experiences otherwise, please let me know. I'll be
> > installing another CentOS 3.4 box today.
>
> chkconfig should work for xinetd sub-services the same way it
> does for the xinetd and other top-level services. "chkconfig sgi_fam
> off", in my experience and according to what the great big blob that is
> documentation says, should add that "disabled=yes" line and restart
> xinetd all in one shot, with minimal to no output.
>
> If it doesn't work on FCx, please, file a bug - if it doesn't
> work on CentOS, let me know privately and I'll check against RHEL, but
> due to a number of other factors you probably shouldn't expect us
> (meaning Red Hat) to give much of a flip if it work in RHEL and not in
> CentOS.
>
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