rpc.ttdbserver / MWA

[Michael Palmgren]

Hi!
I have a questiom about rpc.ttdbserver.
Must the process be up and running when I
start mwa. I have a problem with the ttd
process. When I start mwa the ttd process
starts, but after some minutes the ttd
process going down

Regards
Michael

[Steve Steel]

Hi

I am not sure about it starting but you do not need it.

You can comment the line out of inetd.conf and then kill the daemon and do

inetd -c


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IIf you want to use it try this

1. users log out of CDE.

2. Login at the command line as root.

3. Cleanly Stop the tooltalk daemon.

4. kill `ps -e | grep ttdb | awk '{ print $1 }' `

5. Then you must Edit /etc/inetd.conf, and comment out the line for rpc.ttdbserver.

Note: There is only be one line that contains a reference to
rpc.ttdbserver. Insert a '#' before the line, and save the
/etc/inetd.conf file. So the line in /etc/inetd.conf would
resemble this line:

# rpc stream tcp swait root /usr/dt/bin/rpc.ttdbserver \
100083 1 /usr/dt/bin/rpc.tt dbserver

6. Delete all ToolTalk Databases on the the local file systems. /TT_DB /*/TT_DB

7. Execute the following command:

for i in `df -Fufs | awk '{print $1}'`
do
# Remove all files under each TT_DB subdirectory found
# under each local file system mount point. It doesn't
# matter if one of the mount points does not have a
# TT_DB subdirectory, since the 'rm -f' will not produce
# an error.
rm -f $i/TT_DB/*
done

8. Restart the inetd daemon.inetd -k;inetd -l


Steve Steel

[Michael Palmgren]

Hi!
Problem Solved, Had to start portmapper

Regards
Michael