Linux innd Configuration problem

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3 total messages Started by MARCUS A. MALOOF (INFT) Mon, 10 Jun 1996 00:00

#25

Author: MARCUS A. MALOOF (INFT)
Date: Mon, 10 Jun 1996 00:00

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Hey,

I'm having trouble configuring inn on a Linux system.  I've
been through all the FAQ's and can't find an answer to my
problem.

When inndstart is executed manually or through rc.news, the
following message appears in the syslog:

<date&time> warp1 inndstart: inndstart cant bind Address already in use

Other bits: I'm trying to setup a newsserver on an intranet, so
we won't have any external feeds, but I'm not even to the point
where this would be a problem, because I can't even get the
daemon to run.

Thanks in advance,

Mark

Re: Linux innd Configuration problem

#24

Author: Arjan de Vet
Date: Mon, 10 Jun 1996 00:00

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In article <4phd24$29p@portal.gmu.edu>,
MARCUS A. MALOOF (INFT) <mmaloof@site.gmu.edu> wrote:

>When inndstart is executed manually or through rc.news, the
>following message appears in the syslog:
>
><date&time> warp1 inndstart: inndstart cant bind Address already in use

Do you have an entry for nntp in /etc/inetd.conf? Remove it, start inetd
again and restart innd.

Arjan

Re: Linux innd Configuration problem

#26

Author: Jonathan Kamens
Date: Mon, 10 Jun 1996 00:00

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In article <4phd24$29p@portal.gmu.edu>, mmaloof@site.gmu.edu (MARCUS A. MALOOF (INFT)) writes:
|> <date&time> warp1 inndstart: inndstart cant bind Address already in use

Comment out the nntp line in /etc/inetd.conf and restart inetd.

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