[gentoo-dev] how can I easily find out which *inetd* system gentoo is using ?

[gentoo-dev] how can I easily find out which *inetd* system gentoo is using ?

[Stephan Hermann]

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hi,

how can I easily find out which *inetd* system gentoo is using ?

a "ps -elf|grep inetd " during an emerge is not nice.
after all, we don't have a configuration file for it.
but I think, it's a really serious problem, when you can't find out during an
ebuild which inetd system someone is using.

so, what's the best way, without searching the process list ?


regards,

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Re: [gentoo-dev] how can I easily find out which *inetd* system gentoo is using ?

[Jörg Sonnenberger]

On Sun, 8 Dec 2002 13:17:33 +0100
Stephan Hermann <sh@kde-coder.de> wrote:

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> hi,
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> how can I easily find out which *inetd* system gentoo is using ?
> 
> a "ps -elf|grep inetd " during an emerge is not nice.
> after all, we don't have a configuration file for it.
> but I think, it's a really serious problem, when you can't find out during an
> ebuild which inetd system someone is using.
> 
> so, what's the best way, without searching the process list ?

Depends on what you need this information for. If you want to configure this daemons,
I suggest looking for the init script in /etc/init.d, if you want to know
which are actually used, look for startup scripts under /etc/runlevels, perhaps
only under /etc/runlevels/default, but I would try every runlevel.

- Joerg

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> regards,
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Re: [gentoo-dev] how can I easily find out which *inetd* system gentoo is using ?

[Gontran Zepeda]

# On 2002-12-08 at 13:17:33 +0100,
# Stephan Hermann (sh@kde-coder.de) wrote:
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> how can I easily find out which *inetd* system gentoo is using ?
> 
> a "ps -elf|grep inetd " during an emerge is not nice.

May I suggest using pgrep?  Part of sys-apps/procps, so in the base system.

	pgrep inetd &> /dev/null
	# check exit status $?
	pgrep xinetd &> /dev/null
	# check ...

This is only applicable if the internet daemons are running of course.

hth,
Gontran

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