From: hank@Blimp (Hendrik G. Seliger) Subject: Re: net-0.2 stuff (and presumebly SLS net stuff) Date: Sat, 13 Feb 1993 12:57:01 GMT
jrs@world.std.com (Rick Sladkey) writes:
:
: Hank> Kite:45~> rlogin ulla
: Hank> rlogin: read: I/O error.
: Hank> Alarm clock
: Hank> Kite:46~> rlogin: connection closed.
:
:
: The "Alarm clock" message is a bug in the libc-4.2 version of sleep(3)
: that only shows up now because the "urgent" signalling is more or less
: working now.
:
: The "I/O error" message is intermittent and is also related to tcp
: urgent data. I haven't figured that one out yet.
:
: Here is the fixed sleep(3) from the forthcoming libc-4.3.
: Compile it with "gcc -O2 -D_POSIX_SOURCE -c sleep.c" and link
: in sleep.o with rlogin and see if you get any further.
Allright, that solved the first (or rather the second) one. Thanks! No more
alarm clock. The I/O-error remains. I tried it out with several other
hosts, it only works into a linux system. Well, I can't look into it, I'm
too busy trying to get my nfsd to work. The svc_register never succeeds,
and I can't figure out the problem. Still nobody out there with an idea???
Hank.