Hm, none of them has an explicit
so whichever is used? I can not find a default for this value in
I had another question: What did you do to start it (ftp does not run by dfault as ken_yap already explained)?.
When the default for disable is yes, both will be configured which is not really possible. When the default is no, there would not be an ftp service, but there is.
You could try to add
disable statements to both, one with
yes and the other with
no. Find out what xinetd''s PID is with
Code:
ps -ef | grep xinetd
(make no mistakes here) and (as root) do:
Code:
kill -HUP <pid-of-xinetd>
This will force xinetd to reread its configuration. Then first check with
Code:
netstat -ap | grep ftp
if xinetd is still listening. Then try your ftp client.
Change
yes and
no and do it all again for checking the other server-program.