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# On 2002-12-08 at 13:17:33 +0100, |
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# Stephan Hermann (sh@×××××××××.de) wrote: |
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> how can I easily find out which *inetd* system gentoo is using ? |
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> a "ps -elf|grep inetd " during an emerge is not nice. |
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May I suggest using pgrep? Part of sys-apps/procps, so in the base system. |
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pgrep inetd &> /dev/null |
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# check exit status $? |
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pgrep xinetd &> /dev/null |
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# check ... |
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This is only applicable if the internet daemons are running of course. |
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hth, |
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Gontran |
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