Thanks for the info.  I was wondering why it seemed to loose the port
completly when I did that.  :-)  I should have thought to check for a inetd
config file.  I'll try not to be so lazy next time.  ;-)

Don

BTW,  Since /etc/services is aliases ports could you play with that and have
standard services always go through non standard ports huh?  If there were
someone trying to hack in that would confuse them at least for a little
while.  :-)


> Well, don't uncomment it in services which in a way aliases names like
> telnet and pop to tcp ports, do it in /etc/inetd.conf, then restart inetd
> "killall -HUP inetd"
>
>
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> On Wed, 5 Jul 2000, Don Harrop wrote:
>
> > In order to disable some services (like telnet) after I've got SSH up
and
> > working I have been commenting out the telnet lines in /etc/services.
When
> > I do it this way though it keeps me from even using the telnet service
> > myself (to telnet out).  What's the best way to disable services that
run in
> > the inet super server?
> >
> > Don
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