When running a service from inetd & the portmapper when the client is shut
down via an orderly shut down or via a kill -9 the server will restarted,
without a client request. Further clients then can't connect to the
server. Here's an example of the configuration:-
/etc/inetd.conf
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acedb1/1 stream rpc/tcp wait hgace rpc.acedbd rpc.acedbd [arguments]
/etc/rpc
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acedb1 100100 acedb1
Apparantly running with the same configuration on a Sun box doesn't have
the same problems.
I don't know enough about RPC to be able to test this really thoroughly,
and I'm taking a lot of the configuration on trust!
Any pointers on RPC config or example programs that I could try out to see
if I can reproduce the problem with different code would be much
appreciated!
Thanks in advance
Jonathan
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Received on Wed Mar 25 1998 - 16:16:07 NZST