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sdownes wrote:
> I've installed the Linux Terminal Server .debs on my file server &
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> trying to run an old machine from it. I have got the DHCP working & the=
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> terminal is finding its address & asking for the kernel but then
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> I've installed TFTP & it is in inetd.conf & services but I think it
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> listening fot the call from the workstation.=20
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> I've tried the tftp -s option & normal & adjusted the dhcp command to
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> & everything else I can think of.=20
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> How can I tell whether tftp is listening & if not why not?
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Try looking in /var/log/syslog; that is where my tftp requests show up. I
can't really help with the entry in /etc/inetd.conf since I use
/etc/xinetd.conf. Here are my entries for LTSP in xinetd.conf:
service bootps
{
socket_type =3D dgram
protocol =3D udp
wait =3D yes
user =3D root
server =3D /usr/sbin/bootpd
server_args =3D -i -t 120
}
service tftp
{
socket_type =3D dgram
protocol =3D udp
wait =3D yes
user =3D root
server =3D /usr/sbin/in.tftpd
server_args =3D -s /tftpboot
disable =3D no
}
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Yes that helped. TFTP is not running properly. the DHCP lines show in
syslog & the fact that it can't find tftp is also shown.
Sadly xinet looks very different from inet so I'll have to follow up that.
Many thanks for your help
Steve
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