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On Thursday, May 24, 2012, Greg Hudson via RT wrote:
That would depend on the capabilities of the inetd daemon, but I suspect
that for common inetd implementations it would.

The way inetd starts wait services is so ingrained into daemons that support inetd that any change to it would have to be optional and would take a long time to be adopted.  Still, if you can find an inetd daemon that can do this then we could make krb5kdc support it.

Nico
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