[lug] mailman and logrotate?

[Scott Herod]

Hi John,

Everything says that it is disabled, and in fact lsof -i shows nothing 
else listening.  Someone is listening to the port though, because I can 
telnet to it.  Hmm, I wonder if there is another binary called xinetd. 
 It would have to be started by /etc/init.d/xinetd though.  

Scott

John Hernandez wrote:

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> Scott Herod wrote:
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> |  However, xinetd is listening
> | to a strange port (in the 30000s) that varies everytime I restart
> | xinetd.  /etc/xinet.conf doesn't have anything that should listen to
> | that and it should be blocked by their firewall.  Any suggestions as to
> | where to look for where xinetd is getting another configuration?  (The
> | rpm for xinet appears clean.)
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> Try running 'grep disable /etc/xinetd.d/*' and check for services which
> yield 'no'.
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