cvsuser writes: > > I have defined following on /etc/services > > pserver 2401/tcp # CVS Port Number > pserver 2401/udp # CVS Port Number
CVS doesn't use UDP, so there's no need for the second line. > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/]#telnet sa001207 pserver > Trying... > Connected to sa001207.in.net.intra. > Escape character is '^]'. > FOO > cvs [pserver aborted]: bad auth protocol start: FOO > > #netstat -an |grep -i 2401 > # > > But it is not showing port 2401 as LISTEN. Does ``telnet sa001207 2401'' work the same as above? If so, inetd and CVS are both working fine but it would appear that something is wrong with netstat. If not, there must be another definition of the pserver service that is taking priority over the one you show above -- perhaps another entry in /etc/services or perhaps an entry in NIS (aka Yellow Pages). This is more of a system administration question than a CVS question, so you may want to find an AIX list to ask for help. -- Larry Jones I never get to do anything fun. -- Calvin
