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Hans:  I don't know if this helps a lot but I noticed that when I started the
tsapd from an interactive shell as follows,  /usr/etc/isode/tsapd > & /dev/null,
that I could run ./make test multiple times without it failing.  However, when
I tried to run the test against a tsapd that I had started from my rc.local file
(see below) it also failed just as you described.

This was not an upgrade install and so I think that has little to do with it.

I am running the simplest of environments, tsapd was running on the same machine
from which I executed the test.  I am running SunOS 4.1.1 Rev B on a
SPARCStation 1.

I suspect that it has something to do with the change Sun made to the rc scripts
when we went from 4.0.3 to 4.1.  We did this to satisfy  POSIX.1 was related to
the notion of a controlling terminal requirement which was not satisfied in 
earlier releases.  I don't have a definitive answer yet but you have certainly
aroused my curiosity!  If you come up with an answer to this please let the alias 
know!

Thanx:	Ernest H. Hayden
	Systems Engineer
	Systems Engineering
	Systems Architecture Group
	Sun Microsystems Federal, Inc.

	MIL06-07
	ehh@chanta.EBay.Sun.COM




#  ISODE tsap Daemon
#
if [ -f /usr/etc/isode/tsapd ]; then
        /usr/etc/isode/tsapd & (echo -n ' tsapd') > /dev/console
fi
#
#  ISODE QUIPU Daemon(s)
#
if [ -f /usr/etc/isode/ros.quipu ]; then
      (cd /usr/etc/isode/quipu-db; /usr/etc/isode/ros.quipu) &
      (echo -n ' quipu') > /dev/console
fi