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[ILUG] Ubuntu and inet.d

[ILUG] Ubuntu and inet.d

Kevin Philp kevin at cybercolloids.net
Mon Aug 28 11:14:42 IST 2006


I have just installed a copy of Ubuntu 6.06 (Dapper) and noticed that although 
inet.d was installed along with hosts.allow and hosts.deny files the inet.d 
configuration file was completely empty. It doesn't appear that any services 
installed are run through inet.d.

So - if its not used, why is it installed?

Should I just dump it and rely on iptables to secure outside access to 
services?

Is the server installation configured any differently wrt inet.d?

Kevin.



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