On 2001-10-07, Andrew Ferguson wrote: >This is my bugzilla report that was filed a week ago as bug #54177. It has >not gotten a single reply so I was hoping someone here could help me fix >this. > >Product: Red Hat Linux >Version: 7.1 >Platform: i386 >OS/Version: Linux >Summary: `cvs update` fails to get updates from cvs server > >Description of Problem: >After upgrading my Redhat 6.2 box to Redhat 7.1 some network clients are >no longer able to connect. cvs update, the folding@home client, >and ftp uploads more than a few kb all exhibit this behavior (they fail >with a timeout). When I run `cvs login` cvs connects and authenticates >with the server. Following that with `cvs update` fails to update any >files, timing out. From `netstate -n` I can see that a connection has been >established with the CVS server (and in the case of folding@home, with >the folding@home server, or with ftp, everything works until more >than a few kb are uploaded). `rpm -q cvs` reports cvs-1.11-3, `rpm -q >ftp` is ftp-0.17-7 and `rpm -q xinetd` reports xinetd-2.3.3-1. The kernel >is 2.4.9-ac9 with ext3 0.9.9 and lm_sensors 2.6.1 patches (no firewall
Try to reproduce your problem with the 2.4.2-2 or 2.4.3-12 kernels as shipped with Red Hat Linux 7.1 to make sure your problems are not due to any unsupported components. Or, as a last resort, use the 2.4.9-0.18 from Raw Hide if you don't want to disable ext3. >options enabled). Mozilla, irc, ssh, ftp downloads all work fine. > >Hmm, it seems that large pop3 messages also cause problems for fetchmail >(fetchmail-5.9.0-0.7.1), but smaller ones are just fine. What kind of problems? >I suspect xinetd, but only because that's the most visible network change >from 6.2 -> 7.1, but I really don't know. (All xinetd services are >disabled.) Both cvs client and fetchmail do not depend on xinetd. _______________________________________________ Seawolf-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/seawolf-list
