shore@adobe.COM (Andrew Shore) (07/25/89)
Does anyone out there run pcnfsd from inetd (under SunOS 4.0.x or otherwise)?
Are there any pros or cons to doing it that way?
Are there any tricks to compiling it for inetd? (looks like there aren't)
What line do you feed to inetd in /etc/inetd.conf?
I assume it is something like:
pcnfsd/1 dgram rpc/udp wait root /usr/etc/rpc.pcnfsd rpc.pcnfsd
But what is the real name of rpc program 150001 (for field 1 above)?
It isn't in my /etc/rpc (rpc.bynumber) list.
[Even my sniffer doesn't know the number what it decodes a packet.]
Any info would be appreciated.
--Andy Shore
Adobe Systems
shore@adobe.com
{decwrl,sun,apple}!adobe!shoredavef@Jessica.stanford.edu (David Finkelstein) (07/26/89)
In article <1011@adobe.UUCP> shore@adobe.COM (Andrew Shore) writes: >Does anyone out there run pcnfsd from inetd (under SunOS 4.0.x or otherwise)? Unfortunatley you can't. I wasn't able to get it to run on our Sun 4s. So we asked Sun about it, and they confirmed that it can't be done. So we start it in rc.local. David Finkelstein Academic Information Resources Stanford University
anderson@ceee.nist.gov (William E. Anderson) (07/26/89)
On 25 Jul 89 17:11:03 GMT,
davef@Jessica.stanford.edu (David Finkelstein) said:
>Does anyone out there run pcnfsd from inetd (under SunOS 4.0.x or otherwise)?
David> Unfortunatley you can't. I wasn't able to get it to run on our Sun
David> 4s. So we asked Sun about it, and they confirmed that it can't be
David> done. So we start it in rc.local.
David> David Finkelstein
David> Academic Information Resources
David> Stanford University
We run pcnfsd from inetd on our Sun 3/280 running 4.0.{1,3}. In
/etc/rpc (on the YP master if there is one) add:
pcnfsd 150001
NAME: William E. Anderson TELE: (301) 975-2423
USMAIL: NIST (formerly NBS) INTERNET: anderson@ceee.nist.gov
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