| Sogeti 2004-10-28, 7:48 am |
| This morning inetd died for no obvious reason. It happened just before
a ftp login (see syslog). A short while before one of the users on the
system (HP-UX 10.20) reported that he couldn't login with telnet so
we started to investigate. We restarted inetd and the problem was
solved. Does anybody know what can cause inetd to die like this ?
== syslog ==
Oct 28 08:47:54 lr014b03 xntpd[951]: offset 0.001136 freq 10.68521
comp 5
Oct 28 09:02:40 lr014b03 -- MARK --
Oct 28 09:07:23 lr014b03 inetd[713]: Going down on signal 13
Oct 28 09:07:24 lr014b03 ftpd[5817]: connection from 172.16.4.20 at
Thu Oct 28 09:07:24 2004
Oct 28 09:07:24 lr014b03 telnetd[5819]: getpid : peer died: Error 0
Oct 28 09:07:24 lr014b03 telnetd[5824]: getpid : peer died: Error 0
Oct 28 09:07:24 lr014b03 telnetd[5816]: getpid : peer died: Error 0
Oct 28 09:07:24 lr014b03 telnetd[5823]: getpid : peer died: Error 0
Oct 28 09:07:24 lr014b03 telnetd[5822]: getpid : peer died: Error 0
Oct 28 09:07:24 lr014b03 bootpd[5815]: bootpd 2.4 #1.17.112.7: Thu Apr
17 00:54:10 GMT 1997
Oct 28 09:07:24 lr014b03 telnetd[5820]: getpid : peer died: Error 0
Oct 28 09:07:24 lr014b03 bootpd[5815]: reading "/etc/bootptab"
Oct 28 09:07:25 lr014b03 bootpd[5815]: read 1 entries from
"/etc/bootptab"
Oct 28 09:07:25 lr014b03 diagmond[1092]: Exit due to system port
failure
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