[CS-FSLUG] SuSe 9.1

[Tim Young]

Redhat now uses xinetd instead of initd.  There is an xinitd.conf, but
they recommend putting the changes into the /etc/xinetd.d directory.  I
do not know about SuSe.  But if the RPM you dowloaded did not work for
the distro you have, then you probably downloaded the wrong rpm.  When
looking for a stray RPM, I usually look on www.rpmfind.net.  (When I do
not use yum to download the latest)

	- Tim

"K. Luckenbaugh" wrote:
> 
> Hey all,
> 
> I am looking for a little help to get  "rsh" running on SuSe 9.1.   RSH
> server isn't included in the distro, so I downloaded the RPM .
> It appears that  "rsh" needs an  inetd.conf which doesn't exist. I
> compared my SuSe box against a working RedHat box, and inetd.conf isn't
> there either. I have a bit of config to do and any help is appreciated.
> 
> Thanks
> -Kelly
> 
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