On Thursday, December 5, 2002, at 12:06 PM, johnsbrn wrote:

> OK, sorry... the answer was already posted. However, my inetd.conf is
> also empty, and there is no backup. Does anybody have the default
> contents of the file?? Thanks again.
> Brian
> [...]

I'm not sure a clean 10.2 install (as opposed to an upgrade) uses inetd
at all. It may just use xinetd. I'll send you a copy of my conf file
via private email.

-John