Using inetd
Entries in /etc/inet/inetd.conf have different
formats for socket-based, TLI-based, and RPC services. The format of inetd.conf entries for RPC services follows.
Table 5-3 RPC inetd Services
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rpc_prog/vers
| The name of an RPC program followed by a / and the version number or
a range of version numbers.
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endpoint_type
| One of dgram (for connectionless sockets), stream (for connection mode sockets), or tli (for TLI
endpoints).
|
proto
| May be * (for all supported transports), a net type, a net ID, or a
comma separated list of net type and net ID.
|
flags
| Either wait or nowait.
|
user
| Must exist in the effective passwd database.
|
pathname
| Full path name of the server daemon.
|
args
| Arguments to be passed to the daemon on invocation.
|
|
For example:
rquotad/1 tli rpc/udp wait root /usr/lib/nfs/rquotad rquotad
For more information, see the inetd.conf(4) man page.