topic Re: inetd in Operating System - HP-UX

inetd

so_2 — Tue, 14 Mar 2006 06:32:32 GMT

Hi All,

we are facing a problem in hpux 11.11.
We have installed a patch PHNE_33395. Since it is a network patch system got rebooted and after that data mirroring is not happening.
We uninstalled this patch and system got rebooted and again the same problem happening.
A user named as dmmirror run some data mirror processes.But now this user could not able to run those process(eg inetd), the port which is using for the process are 2000 and 10103.But as a root we can run those process.We didnt change any permissions of the process or user other than installing the patch.
We should run these process only using this user not as root.Could anybody help?

COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
inetd 941 root 20u inet 0x4c47ce68 0t0 TCP *:ebmdwpe (LISTEN)
inetd 6263 root 0u inet 0x60007068 0t0 TCP edcdbs01:ebmdwpe->EDCBPCS.uk.eu.heinz.com:9256 (CLOSE_WAIT)
inetd 6263 root 1u inet 0x60007068 0t0 TCP edcdbs01:ebmdwpe->EDCBPCS.uk.eu.heinz.com:9256 (CLOSE_WAIT)
inetd 6263 root 2u inet 0x60007068 0t0 TCP edcdbs01:ebmdwpe->EDCBPCS.uk.eu.heinz.com:9256 (CLOSE_WAIT)
inetd 6264 root 0u inet 0x4c2c3a68 0t0 TCP edcdbs01:ebmdwpe->EDCBPCS.uk.eu.heinz.com:9257 (CLOSE_WAIT)
inetd 6264 root 1u inet 0x4c2c3a68 0t0 TCP edcdbs01:ebmdwpe->EDCBPCS.uk.eu.heinz.com:9257 (CLOSE_WAIT)
inetd 6264 root 2u inet 0x4c2c3a68 0t0 TCP edcdbs01:ebmdwpe->EDCBPCS.uk.eu.heinz.com:9257 (CLOSE_WAIT)
inetd 6265 root 0u inet 0x4c7ff868 0t0 TCP edcdbs01:ebmdwpe->EDCBPCS.uk.eu.heinz.com:9258 (CLOSE_WAIT)

Thanks and regards
S.O

Re: inetd

Muthukumar_5 — Tue, 14 Mar 2006 06:39:02 GMT

You can not run inetd as normal user. It is started by init process. what is the configuration in /etc/inetd.conf file for your application?

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Muthu

Re: inetd

Carlos Roberto Schimidt — Tue, 14 Mar 2006 06:39:39 GMT

Hi,

I dont know if is your case, but try use inetd.sec. (man inetd.sec)

Schimidt

Re: inetd

Arunvijai_4 — Tue, 14 Mar 2006 06:42:57 GMT

Hi,

Normally, Inetd is being run by "root". Normal user can't run a inetd process. Check the startup scripts for any changes being made.

-Arun

Re: inetd

so_2 — Tue, 14 Mar 2006 06:50:18 GMT

Hi All

Thanks for your fast response.
Please find the inetd.conf entries below.

#ebmdwpe stream tcp nowait dmirror /data1/app/dmirror/DMC/target/bin/dmt100 /data1/app/dmirror/DMC/target/bin/dmt100 ORA

ebmdwpt stream tcp nowait dmirror /data1/app/dmirror/DMC/target/bin/tgtagent /data1/app/dmirror/DMC/target/bin/tgtagent /dat
a1/app/dmirror/DMC/target

thanks and regds
s.o