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> Hi all, |
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> I've asked this a couple of times and gotten no answer but I thought |
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> I'd give one more go at it. |
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I hate when that happens... :) You aren't offering many specifics though, |
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that makes it a bit difficult from this end... |
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> I'm running xinetd and amanda on one of my servers. amanda itself is |
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> working perfectly but xinetd seems to be having some problems. |
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Version of amanda? |
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> I can |
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> connect once or twice to my amanda server which is started by xinetd. |
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You mean during amcheck? How are you connecting exactly? |
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> xinetd hangs after the second connection every time. |
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What version xinetd? |
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> xinetd -d (debug) |
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> shows that the amanda server process exiting but xinetd crashes when |
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> trying to clean up the connection. I've filed bug #42835 but I'm |
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> hoping there's something I'm missing. |
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Definitely that. I've been running amanda on gentoo for 2 years without a |
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hitch (after the rather trying initial setup, that is...) on severeal |
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versions of gentoo and amanda. |
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> I'm pretty sure this is an |
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> xinetd problem as opposed to an amanda problem - |
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Ya never know til ya know... ;) |
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W |
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