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Re: ping
From: |
Alain Magloire |
Subject: |
Re: ping |
Date: |
Thu, 14 Jun 2001 13:09:57 -0400 (EDT) |
>
> > Feel free to add a new directory under inetutils for ping.
> > When you think it is ready, enable it in the top SUBDIR so we
> > can give some mileage under other OSes. My boxes are
> > QNX4(Watcom CC) and Neutrino/QNX6.0(GCC).
> OK, I have added libicmp. Currently it looks more like `libping',
> so I'll be expanding its functionality step by step. Ping seems to
> be working fine, I will enable SUBDIR when I'm finished testing it
> on Linux and Solaris.
Great, "ping" us when done 8-)
> > P.S: Did you not say you had access to Solaris box?
> > I'm trying to fix bugs to the server on solaris, they use
> > STREAM handling instead of the usual BAD ptys. But do
> > not have a solaris box to actually test.
> Sure, I still have access to it. Which server are you talking
> about? I can lend you a hand in testing it.
It was the rlogind, actually any r* server seems they pretty
much the same code. Joachim was debugging it but I could
not be of any help(No Solaris machine). IIRC the problem
was doing login.
- Maybe /bin/login was expecting some UTMPX entry.
- The STREAM handling that I have put in is the culprit
see libinetutils/{fork,open}pty.c
When you contacted rlogind, the server just went away
or /bin/login refuse to log you. strace will show the
output or I think truss(?) on solaris.
In any case I'm still trying to get my hand on a Solaris box.
--
alain
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