# $VER: servers 1.2 (24.2.2013)
#
# Database for the Internet superserver; this is not exactly the same format
# as in "inetd.conf", but a condensed version which uses the following
# template for each line:
#
# NAME/A,INACTIVE/S,STREAM/S,DGRAM=DATAGRAM/S,SEQPACKET=SEQUENCEDPACKET/S,
# RAW/S,WAIT/S,DOS/S,PATH/K/M,PRI=PRIORITY/K/N,MAXHITS/K/N,STACK=STACKSIZE/K/N,
# PROGRAM/F
#
# Note that you can pick only one parameter out of STREAM, DGRAM, SEQPACKET
# and RAW for the socket type. The protocol type is implicit, i.e. STREAM
# will yield a TCP socket, all others yield UDP sockets. If the final PROGRAM
# parameter is omitted or "internal", then the server will try to use built-in
# server code. Otherwise it must be the complete name and parameters of a server
# to be started. If you choose none of STREAM, DATAGRAM, SEQUENCEDPACKET or
# RAW, the type of connection will default to STREAM.
#
# If you specify the DOS parameter, then the program in question will be
# launched with its standard input/output streams mapped to the socket.
# This makes it trivial to have plain shell programs act as Internet
# servers. Typically, the superserver will only look into the "C:"
# directory when looking for the program to run. To specify which directories
# to search for commands, use the PATH directive.
# Multiple path names can be specified, e.g. "Path SYS:RexxC SYS:Tools", and
# the path directive itself can show up multiple times, too.
#
# Note that by default all server entries are deactivated (with the INACTIVE
# switch). Make sure that you are keeping only those active which are required
# for proper operation as you are otherwise inviting hacking attacks on your
# system. It is very risky to attach a personal computer, such as your Amiga,
# directly to the Internet, having servers enabled below. If you need to access
# the Internet and enable local servers, as listed below, make sure that your
# connection runs through a firewall or router which blocks unsolicited access
# to your Amiga. Do not take this lightly.

echo	inactive	stream		internal
discard	inactive	stream		internal
chargen	inactive	stream		internal
daytime	inactive	stream		internal
time	inactive	stream		internal
echo	inactive	dgram	wait	internal
discard	inactive	dgram	wait	internal
chargen	inactive	dgram	wait	internal
daytime	inactive	dgram	wait	internal
time	inactive	dgram	wait	internal

# The following three lines are provided for your convenience in case you
# need to use the Samba server suite on your Amiga. The suite consists
# of three server programs (nmbd, smbd and swat). Once you have installed
# Samba from the setup archive, just enable the three servers by removing
# the '#' characters from the next three lines.
#netbios-ssn	stream				Samba:bin/smbd
#netbios-ns	datagram	wait		Samba:bin/nmbd
#swat		stream		maxhits=400	Samba:bin/swat -a

#amiganetfs	stream				C:netfs-server
netclip		stream				C:netclipd
#telnet		stream				AmiTCP:serv/telnetd
telnet		stream				C:VCON_inetd