[Dxspider-support] telnet and ports and xinetd
richard
richard.bown at blueyonder.co.uk
Wed Jan 30 22:42:43 GMT 2002
Hi Ian, I tried that and a few other port numbers , each time they were
in /etc/services as well. and every single time it failed.
Thats what I copied across, removed the hash , and put my ip address in.
and it failed every time.
its working on xinetd now
# Copy this file to /spider/local and modify it to your requirements
#
#
# This file specifies which local interfaces and ports you will be
# listening on
#
# You can add as many as you like
#
package main;
use vars qw(@listen);
@listen = (
# ["0.0.0.0", 7300],
);
1;
73 richard
On Wed, 2002-01-30 at 19:10, Ian J Maude wrote:
> On Wed, 2002-01-30 at 17:37, richard wrote:
> > Hi all pulling my hair out here.
> > I've tried using Listeners.pm in/local listening on port 7300, it just
> > gets ignored.
> > /etc/services has an entry:-
> > spdlogin 8000/tcp
> But you have told it to listen on a different port to /etc/services. If
> you want port 8000 then use that, if you want port 7300 then use that.
> Put an entry in Listeners.pm like ...
>
> ["0.0.0.0", 7300],
> );
>
> making sure that 7300 is the port you want and is repeated in
> /etc/services and all
> will be well. Remove any entry in xinitd, it is not needed. You should
> not use both.
> I possibly need to alter the manual here.
>
> Ian
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>
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