On Mon, Jan 28, 2002 at 03:04:33PM -0800, Christian, Chris wrote:
> I should also mention that I have /etc/hosts.allow set-up to look like:
>
> in.tftp:ALL
>
> /var/log/secure does log tftp connections:
>
> Jan 28 23:01:29 umbra2 xinetd[10368]: START: tftp pid=10388 from=10.1.1.1
>
> /tftpboot is mode 1777 and files are mode 666
>
> But I always get the following errors:
>
> Transfer timed out.

Hmm, odd, I'm able to get it working here in the lab, with exactly the
same xinetd configuration that you have. Note that tftpd wants the
client to give it the full path name in its request (but doing that
incorrectly gives an access violation error instead of timing out).
I'm able to successfully transfer a 2MB file.

Something to look at would be to get a tcpdump (or ethereal)
of the request as it goes over the wire. Also, running:

  strace -p `pidof xinetd` -f -o /tmp/xinetd.deleteme

during a request and then examining /tmp/xinetd.deleteme might be
informative as well.

What client are you attempting from?

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