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Hi!

I remember several postings from Ded on b.p.i.general. I think xinetd 
needed some special configuration.
I suggest that you search the archives.

I personally use Debian and only had to add several rows to hosts.equiv.

HTH,
Chavdar Botev

Tom Hicks wrote:

> I have tried all of the above, and I still cannot get the server to keep running. The errors
> are the same as in my initial problem statement:
> 
>     When I try to start ibmgr, I get the following errors:
>         Linux (Client) datetime...
>             INET/inet_error: connect errno = 111
>         Linux (Client) datetime...
>             /opt/interbase/bin/ibguard: guardian starting bin/ibserver
>         Linux (Client) datetime...
>             INET/inet_error: read errno = 104
>         Linux (Client) datetime...
>             INET/inet_error: receive in try_connect errno = 104
> Then the server shuts down with
>         Linux (Client) datetime...
>             /opt/interbase/bin/ibguard: bin/ibserver normal shutdown.
> 
> After trying all the recommended steps with no success, I have formatted by drive and
> reinstalled RedHat 7.0. I will not try to install Interbase again until I get more help!
> 
> Tom
> 
> "Craig Stuntz (TeamB)" wrote:
> 
>> Dmitry Kuzmenko wrote:
>> 
>>> Need to say, that one of our customers had problems with the following recommendations.
>>> He found that all will work fine if glibc have version 2.1-94, not 2.2-5.
>> 
>>         You might wish to forward this information along to IBDI.  I'm brand
>> new to Linux (it's installing on my laptop as I type this), so I can't
>> vouch for the accuracy of the information contained on that page.  But I
>> do know that others have used it with success.  Perhaps it works on some
>> Linux configuraitons and not others?
>> 
>>         Thanks,
>> 
>>         -Craig
>> 
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