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From: Anatole Shaw <ash@pfmc.net>
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Subject: /etc/services
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Where does the information in /etc/services come from, especially
regarding some of the more obscure services?

thanks

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 Anatole Shaw
 Network and Systems Administrator 
 Bell Technology Group, Ltd.



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