on Tue, Mar 19, 2002 at 08:46:14PM +0000, Paul wrote:
[root@Talia emc]# plat/nonrealtime/bin/emcsvr tcpmem.cc 649: connect error: 111 -- Connection refused tcpmem.cc 652: TCPMEM: Error trying to connect to TCP port 5005 of host 192.168.0.2(192.168.0.2). sin_family=2 cms_cfg.cc 1234: cms_config: Error -10( CMS_NO_SERVER_ERROR: The server has not been started or could not be contacted.) occured during TPCMEM create.
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I'm right out of ideas - All the other buffers appear to be connecting except this one.
Is there any kind of connection limit enforced by the server running on port 5005? E.g. only 10 concurrent connections, or maybe 60 connects a second. Some inetd's have this by default.
If you run: telnet 192.168.0.2 5005; plat/nonrealtime/bin/emcsvr; telnet 192.168.0.2 5005 If both telnets succeed then something odd is going wrong with emcsrv at an above TCP/IP level, most likely. I noticed the mention of 'xdr' in some of the output. Is it using sunrpc? If so, it might be failing to connect to portmap. /etc/hosts.{allow,deny} can affect this. (The 111 in the connect error might mean port 111 (sunrpc) refuses the connection, but error 111 also happens to be connection refused.)