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"Stigers, Greg [And]" wrote:
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> or inetd -k, preferably, right, d, Mark? Or Bill, are you suggesting that
> inetd is so hosed, that its job has to be aborted?
I used to see BOOTP and TFTP get hosed under INETD on 5.5 at cccd.edu, and I
always did :ABORTJOB because when you're hosed, it's always best to give up and
start over.
Regarding -k, I don't know if inetd signals any living children before
terminating, so -k may be functionally equivalent to :ABORTJOB as far as any
inetd children are concerned. Somebody would have to test this, or I need to
learn where the inetd source lives (networking source lives in different
accounts than regular MPE source) and check the code in order to answer this
accurately.
- Mark B.
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