[major snippage]
> Well, naturally I could run radiusd in blocking mode, but then what is the
> purpose of running it under inetd at all? Why not just run it standalone,
> if in blocking mode. I had thought of that solution, but it seemed to me
> there must be another way....
>
Insurance against radiusd crashing, I guess. I ran it
standalone first, and after it crashed a couple of times I decided
running under inetd was better. (My version is hacked/being hacked,
so the crashes don't neccessarily represent the operation of the
software as distributed.)
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