TCP_SERVERS(5N)         COMMAND REFERENCE         TCP_SERVERS(5N)



NAME
     tcp_servers - tcpd services list

DESCRIPTION
     The tcpservers file contains a information regarding the
     services which are started by tcpd(8n).  For each service a
     single line should be present with the following
     information:

     name
     command
     arguments

     The name is the name of the service as listed in
     services(5n).  The command is either the full path or path
     relative to the server directory (/etc/tcp_services) of the
     command being run.  The arguments are the passed to the
     service when it is run.

     Items are separated by any number of blanks and/or tab
     characters.  A # indicates the beginning of a comment.

     The following are examples of service specification lines.

     # Tcpd configuration file sample
     login   rlogind
     shell   rshd
     smtp    /usr/lib/sendmail -bs
     echo    /bin/cat -u
     daytime /bin/date


FILES
     /etc/tcp_servers

CAVEATS
     Commands are executed directly, rather than being
     interpreted by sh(1sh), so no redirection is possible.

SEE ALSO
     services(5n), tcpd(8n).














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na:72,68;
de:140,1134;
fi:1274,85;
ca:1359,176;
se:1535,123;
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