From: Cameron Kaiser <spectre@floodgap.com>
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Subject: [gopher] Re: How was Veronica-2 made
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> How do I get inetd or xinetd running?

Start xinetd (after you've compiled it) with something like

	/wherever/you/installed/it/xinetd &

(the & may not be necessary, it's been awhile since I worked with xinetd).
Look in the process list to make sure it started. Send me the ps output
if you're not sure if it's running or not because I'm curious about how
cygwin handles this.

I'm not at the G5 right now, or I would have installed cygwin already to
see if I could figure out an installation procedure.

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