Greetings nate,
I followed your advice with results as follows:
## started portmap daemon
grommit:/etc/init.d
00:18:01==>SUPER: /etc/init.d/portmap start
Starting portmap daemon: portmap.
grommit:/etc/init.d
00:18:08==>SUPER: rpcinfo -p
rpcinfo: can't contact portmapper: rpcinfo: RPC: Unable to receive;
errno = Broken pipe
Similar error to that received when installing nfs-server ...
## starting nfs-common
grommit:/etc/init.d
00:18:34==>SUPER: /etc/init.d/nfs-common start
Starting NFS common utilities: statd lockd.
grommit:/etc/init.d
00:18:48==>SUPER: rpcinfo -p
rpcinfo: can't contact portmapper: rpcinfo: RPC: Unable to receive;
errno = Broken pipe
Same error as above ... hmmm
Is there any way that either portsentry or ipchains is interfering with
communication?
I've attempted to install with portsentry stopped, but haven't yet tried
to alter my ~limited~ chains scripts.
Also, while problem solving I've:
1 checked inetd.conf for RPC services and restarted it with them
commented out.
Result: no change
2 Re-started inetd with RPC services enabled (that is the hash marks
removed)
Result: no change
I've also removed xinetd as it didn't convert all active services listed
in inetd when it was installed (as it ~appears~ to in the conf
messages).
Thanks for the suggestions.
On 04-05-03, nate transmitted the following;
% C-Cose Masters said:
%
% > Starting NFS servers:Cannot register service: RPC: Unable to
% > receive; errno = Connection refused
%
% make sure portmap and nfs-common are running:
... snip of portmap output ...
% sounds like portmapper is not running to me
%
% nate
C-Cose
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