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From: Jason Hudgins <jason@www.dancooks.com>
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Subject: inetd coredumps repeatedly?
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One of my new BSD2.2.5 (actually a couple months old) had been up for 
weeks without a hitch until suddenly last night, inetd started 
dieing, it would restart and then immeadiantly die again.  Does anyone
know what would cause this? I had to hard reboot the machine to 
get it to come back up again..

Jason