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xinetd on debian with plesk 8.1.1

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Hal9000

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Hi!
My system is Debian 3.1 and originally I had a clean install of Plesk 8.0, which still used inetd on debian. I then subsequently upgraded to Plesk 8.1.0 and 8.1.1.
Installing Plesk 8.1.1 on a fresh machine I noticed that now Plesk finally makes use of xinetd on debian as well. But on my "older" machine, inetd was kept after the upgrade.
How can I switch to xinetd?
 
just install it, shut down inetd and restart /etc/init.d/psa
after this there were the new xinetd-scripts in /etc/xinetd.d/ - if they ain't create them.

They are called: ftp_psa poppassd_psa smtp_psa smtps_psa
 
i did apt-get install xinetd and dpkg-reconfigure psa, but it created only the poppassd_psa file. i created the others manually (copy from a xinetd-plesk server) and removed the lines from inetd.
works fine.
although i wonder what happens if i change qmail config in plesk, will it write in inetd or xinetd hehe... but too lazy to try...
hal
 
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