/etc/xinetd.conf is the general config file of xinetd and /etc/xinetd.d contains a config file for each service, e.g. daytime.

To (de)activate a xinetd subservice use eg chkconfig daytime on

^ directory | INO | | only creator can delete(?) |

chkconfig is used to manipulate the runlevel links at boot time (see init.d(7))

/etc/sysconfig: startup config for services

/etc/sysconfig/sysctl: IP_FORWARD=„no“

#!/bin/bash
 
cat > $1/fSet.sh << ENDE
#!/bin/bash
 
test -d $1/$2 || groupadd $2
test -d $1/$3 || groupadd $3
test -d $1/$4 || groupadd $4
 
test -d $1/$2 || mkdir $1/$2
test -d $1/$3 || mkdir $1/$3
test -d $1/$4 || mkdir $1/$4
 
chown root:$2 $1/$2
chown root:$3 $1/$3
chown root:$4 $1/$4
 
chmod 3770 $1/$2
chmod 3770 $1/$3
chmod 3770 $1/$4
ENDE
 
chmod +x $1/fSet.sh

grep "^maA:" /etc/passwd | cut -d: -f6

  */2 * * * * date > /dev/tty12
  /var/spool/cron

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