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Subject:	inetd as service and cygwin1.dll
Date:	Sat, 19 May 2001 14:53:05 +0400
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By default inetd is located in /usr/sbin. It means, that if I just add it as
service using inetd --install-as-service it cannot start because cygwin1.dll
is in /usr/bin

I'd like to avoid setting system wide to include cygwin commands. Probably,
moving inetd into /usr/bin would be the simplest way (as I actually did).

-andrej


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