--- Ben Cottrell <tamino@wolfhut.org> a écrit : > 

Hi Ben,

> I've actually never had to take any explicit action
> to remove the
> apache pid file -- I'm not sure why. Maybe it's
> because whenever I
> configure apache I have the pid file just go into
> /var/run, where it
> gets nuked automatically.

Yes, good idea ;-D
 
> ftpd isn't its own daemon -- it gets started on
> demand from inetd.
> Is it turned on in your inetd.conf? Is inetd
> running? Does

Yes. When the power was back again, my SS5 done its
normal boot process so anything shall start as for a
normal powerup. But when, I tryed to connect to the
machine, I got an error (can't connect) ... like if
nobody listen on FTP port.

> /var/log/messages say anything about why inetd
> couldn't start the
> ftp service?

I haven't seen nothing. I will check again.

Bye

Laurent


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