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Started by G. Vitillaro
Sun, 20 Dec 1992 20:30
xntp3 on AIX/370 1.2.1 (PL 1400)
Author: G. Vitillaro
Date: Sun, 20 Dec 1992 20:30
Date: Sun, 20 Dec 1992 20:30
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I'm trying to run xntp3 under AIX/370 1.2.1 (PL 1400). I know that this system is going, but we will have it here at least for the next six months here and I would like to run xntpd under it. I compiled xntpd succesfully (so seem at least), but it seems to hang. What I can see is that it seems that xntpd is not receiveing any packet or at least <getrecvbufs> is always called without anything to do. More I tried ntpq and xntpdc with other servers and they work but I cannot obtain any answer from the xntpd running under AIX/370 (both from the same host than from others). I compiled xntpd with bsdcc (it is anologous to the one in AIX/6000: BSD compatibility include files and libs at the level 4.3 I believe). One of major doubt is about the fact that xntpd use ASYNC I/O on udp socket by default. I'm not completely sure AIX/370 can handle them (fcntl man page is not completely clear at this purpose). I tried to compile xntpd with -DUSESELECT (as for the Sequent), but it answer to the first few packets, the hangs again. So now I'm out of hope: I don't know so deeply udp sockets to extensively debug xntpd. One last think: I tried to define -DNODETACH (I saw something in ntpd.c suggesting this for Apollo). Same result: hang. I hope someone in the Network may have better advice than me, or maybe I'm so lucky someone else already compiled xntpd for AIX/370 (I don't hope that so much). If someone "solved" a similar problem for other platforms and gan give some hint I will be forever gratfully to him. Regards G. Vitillaro -- Giuseppe Vitillaro - IBM SEMEA | E-Mail : peppe@ipgaix.unipg.it University of Perugia Italy | 06100 Perugia Phone:+39.75.585-2200 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- All comments/opinions are mine and don't represent those of IBM
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