as root run: netstat -anp | grep 13 | grep LISTEN or fuser -n tcp 13 to find the PID that is using port 13, perhaps you have a regular inetd running at the same time as xinetd.
I hadn't seen fuser before. I've always used "lsof -i" to find information about all open sockets.
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