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10.4: Force use of launchd for upgraded installs
You can disable xinetd altogether by disabling its plist entry for launchd.
The easiest way to do this is
This adds
to the plist file as well as unloading xinetd.Now launchd won't start it on system boot. To re-enable it,
Oops, typo ...
To re-enable type
10.4: Force use of launchd for upgraded installs
I just tried this. When I entered the command, the xinetd daemon did go away, but when I went to try and FTP into my system, i got an error. I turned off and back on FTP (and remote login) and was able to log in.
10.4: Force use of launchd for upgraded installs
Hm. Maybe I just misunderstood. When I stop the FTP or remote login service, xinetd does go away.
10.4: Force use of launchd for upgraded installs
For sure, but you _still_ need to remove the contents of /etc/xinetd.d/ in order that system prefs uses launchd, rather than xinetd. Simply disabling xinetd will not work. |
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