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Quote:> Hello there..

>    I'm not sure my link is still up..  I'll keep this short.  Anyone
> know how to do this?

-B. James Phillippe
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: > Hello there..
: >
: >  I'm not sure my link is still up..  I'll keep this short.  Anyone
: > know how to do this?
: >

: -B. James Phillippe
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 By putting it into /etc/services, i.e. add the following line:
irc             6667/tcp

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 Alain

Quote:>>        I'm not sure my link is still up..  I'll keep this short.  Anyone
>> know how to do this?

I believe that netstat looks in /etc/services to map port numbers
to service names.

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 Bob Hauck                                 Wasatch Communications Group

: : > Hello there..
: : >
: : >        I'm not sure my link is still up..  I'll keep this short.  Anyone
: : > know how to do this?
: : >

: : -B. James Phillippe
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:  By putting it into /etc/services, i.e. add the following line:
: irc           6667/tcp

and remove the entry at 194/tcp (or rename it irc-secure).

Good luck,
        Niels

Quote:>> Hello there..

>>        I'm not sure my link is still up..  I'll keep this short.  Anyone
>> know how to do this?

>-B. James Phillippe

Que?  I would have said to add an entry to /etc/services.

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Just add a line to /etc/services, following the format consistent
throughout the rest of the file. Something like:

irc            6667/tcp                         # IRC port

The services file is where port name -> port number (and vice versa)
conversions are looked up.

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