dovecot - Nov 2005 - Yet another silly question...

Ok, 

I now have Dovecot working but I'm having an issue with my start up from 
xinetd.

I tried to follow the examples in the documentation, but why can't I just
have
a single entry for IMAP with just dovecot? Wouldn't this also open up the
SSL
and the POP3 stuff as well?

TIA!

-- 
Michael Segel
Principal 
MSCC
312 952- 8175 [M]

On 28.11.2005, at 17:33, Michael Segel wrote:
> I now have Dovecot working but I'm having an issue with my start up 
> from
> xinetd.
>
> I tried to follow the examples in the documentation, but why can't I 
> just have
> a single entry for IMAP with just dovecot? Wouldn't this also open up 
> the SSL
> and the POP3 stuff as well?
Doesn't xinetd require you to have a separate entry for each port it 
listens in? Since imap, imaps, pop3 and pop3s each listen in separate 
ports, you need separate entries for them..

Or you could just start dovecot binary directly and it starts listening 
all configured protocols without any inetd configuration.
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