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First check to see if inetd is running:
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ps -ef | grep inetd root 245 1 0 May 16 ? 0:06 /usr/sbin/inetd -s chuckb 25229 8836 0 13:31:56 pts/102 0:00 grep inetd If you don't get something like the top line, (ignore the grep line) you need to start inetd. Rebooting the box would be easiest, if thats not an option what exact OS are you running (Solaris, AIX, Linux, etc) |
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