The below is exactly what is in my xinetd.conf and I have added amanda to it
to my hosts.allow and to insure everything is good to go I went as far as
rebooting the machine.


> From: Matthias Andree <ma AT dt.e-technik.uni-dortmund DOT de>
> Date: Tue, 28 Sep 2004 21:13:46 +0200
> To: Jason Miller <jwm AT interlinc DOT net>
> Cc: "amanda-users AT amanda DOT org" <amanda-users AT amanda DOT org>
> Subject: Re: Amanda Client
> 
> Jason Miller <jwm AT interlinc DOT net> writes:
> 
>> Ok I just setup a new server to test the port for amanda-client and I am
>> getting the same problem as my production box. I also installed the port for
>> xinetd to see if I could get it to work using it. It is a no-go, has anyone
>> setup the amanda-client from port on a FreeBSD 4.9 box? If so could you
>> point me in the right direction where to start after following the online
>> docs on amanda's site? A very stupid question is do I have to install the
>> server to get just a client to work? It does not seem I would have to since
>> I am just wanting a client on this box to backup to my server but thought I
>> would just ask since everyone on this user board is more fluent with this
>> product then I am.
> 
> service amanda
> {
>         socket_type     = dgram
>         protocol        = udp
>         wait            = yes
>         user            = operator
>         server          = /usr/local/libexec/amanda/amandad
> }
> 
> should work. Be sure to allow amanda in /etc/hosts.allow for the server host,
> xinetd will usually check that file and /etc/hosts.deny.
> 
> Remember to send xinetd a "reload" signal, SIGUSR2 on older versions,
> SIGHUP on recent versions such as xinetd 2.3.12.
> 
> I am still using Amanda from inetd, convenience.
> 
> -- 
> Matthias Andree
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