wisner@HAYES.IMS.ALASKA.EDU (Bill Wisner) (10/13/90)
I got Kerberos compiled on my Sun 4/60 (SPARCstation-1). Had to edit make_commands.c to do it, but it compiled. But it won't run. Whenever I try to start up the kerberos server, it fails to bind the socket -- "Address already in use". Any suggestions? w.
dme@doc.imperial.ac.uk (Dave Edmondson) (10/15/90)
wisner> I got Kerberos compiled on my Sun 4/60 (SPARCstation-1). Had to edit
wisner> make_commands.c to do it, but it compiled. But it won't run. Whenever
wisner> I try to start up the kerberos server, it fails to bind the socket --
wisner> "Address already in use". Any suggestions?
I had this at one point. there were two possible problems:
i) the CAP (macintosh related) software uses some of the same
ports, if you still have the `old' setup (newer ones use ports
down in the 200 region)
ii) the portmapper can be grabbing some of the ports in that
region
if the problem is (i), then you should probably move your cap
listeners to the newer port numbers. then you'll get hit by (ii) :-)
i moved the kerberos ports as well, but i'm a bit worried that this
bodes badly for inter-realm authentication (which i'm not likely to
try for a long while yet). is it just sun's portmapper that grabs
ports in this area (700+) ?
dave.
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wisner> I try to start up the kerberos server, it fails to bind the socket -- wisner> "Address already in use". Any suggestions? dme> ii) the portmapper can be grabbing some of the ports in that dme> region You can check this easily by running "rpcinfo -p" and checking the port registrations that rpc services have made via portmap. If the kerberos port has been used in this manner, then start up kerberos before portmap in rc.local. --Mark