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06-28-2001 06:59 AM
06-28-2001 06:59 AM
Hello, My name is Lorenzo;
I work on a 9000/800/K360 and i've
discovered in /var/rbootd some files
such as XXXXXX.reply that should be
referred to the rbootd-daemon; in
effect the daemon is being working in
the machine, but as reported by man-
page of rbootd this files should be
erased every 10 minutes; furthermore
there aren't clients that send
bootstrap request at this machine.
I'm a beginner in sys-admin, are
someone outthere thah can help me ???
I work on a 9000/800/K360 and i've
discovered in /var/rbootd some files
such as XXXXXX.reply that should be
referred to the rbootd-daemon; in
effect the daemon is being working in
the machine, but as reported by man-
page of rbootd this files should be
erased every 10 minutes; furthermore
there aren't clients that send
bootstrap request at this machine.
I'm a beginner in sys-admin, are
someone outthere thah can help me ???
it's now or never
Solved! Go to Solution.
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