> Ok I did that and it all installed with no erros that time thats the
> fam-oss-2.6.4 file and still when i try to start efm it says fam is bad!!
> But it compiled and installed with no errors??
My guess is that even though it compiled & installed, it's not being started
by inetd/xinetd/whatever. (You can see whether inetd/xinetd registered it
with the portmapper by going "rpcinfo -p | grep fam"; if you don't get
anything, it wasn't registered. If you do get something like this...
391002 1 tcp 1025 sgi_fam
391002 2 tcp 1025 sgi_fam
it tells you that something has registered the fam service on port 1025,
and you can go "fuser 1025/tcp" to find the ID of the process, and ps to
find out the process' name & other information.)
> The RH ppl didnt say why the changed it they just said that RH doesnt use
> the inetd.conf file anymore...... But i looked and i have a inted.conf
> file in my /etc directory and this what it looks like:
>
> ./lost+found
> ./boot
> ./boot/lost+found
...
> "/etc/inetd.conf" 142899L, 7556074C
>
> and so on ..........
Yeah, that looks horribly wrong, like the output from "find ."
> now I do also have a xinetd.conf file but it looks
> nothing like this at all i donno why its like this.... here it is .......:
>
> #
> # Simple configuration file for xinetd
> #
> # Some defaults, and include /etc/xinetd.d/
There are a bunch of files in your /etc/xinetd.d? (like one per service
started by inetd, maybe?) Could you send me a small one? And also the
output from the command "ps -ef | grep inetd" ?
--Rusty
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