that version. Everything was in the right place. Only problem was now Igot
error 98 binding problems onn all my ports.
http://wiki.synchro.net/faq:tcpip#bind
Been there. I added the REUSEADDR=1 . That's where I got that and netstatfrom.
telnet, rlogin, ssh, ftp, http, and so on? Another common problem is that already listening on 80, and so on.
This is the only thing I had up. All ports were working correctly uner the .ta
sbbs. When I went to the cvs version 22, 23, 80, and another one were in the error 98 bind.
When I get home from work, it' be at least 20 hours. Just sitting there after >re-downloaded the cvs and ran make. I'll reboot and see if that clears it out.
Fingers crossed.
Al wrote to Grease <=-
Are you starting as root or using sudo? Using sudo I hope.
When I recycle sbbs it has a bit of trouble binding ports but that
usually clears up in a few minutes.
When I recycle sbbs it has a bit of trouble binding ports but that usually clears up in a few minutes.
It lasted longer than that. I finall went back to .tar method and also downloaded the 317b.tgz file with the src and dev. The only one I didn't download was run. It's back up and running now.
Al wrote to Grease <=-
I know that 3.17b is not that old but there are nice new things in the current version. UTF-8 support and duece's new JS lord and also lord2 underway.
I know that 3.17b is not that old but there are nice new things in the
current version. UTF-8 support and duece's new JS lord and also lord2
underway.
Since it shows an update in the section howto, I could back up the exec
and do a cvs update and see how it goes.
Al wrote to Grease <=-
Since it shows an update in the section howto, I could back up the exec
and do a cvs update and see how it goes.
I was thinking that but it's unknown teritory for me. Best to ask the
guys in Synchronet circles.
If you have some space and a place for it, I would go the cvs route and work through any problems you encounter. The fact you did that before suggests something is not quite right there and may be a problem for
you currently as well.
The problem is probably easy to solve. Figuring out what the problem is may or may not be, unfortunately.
The problem is probably easy to solve. Figuring out what the problem is may or may not be, unfortunately.
True. It just seems that it has trouble moving stuff from the src to exec and other directories.
Al wrote to Grease <=-
Is it the symlinks causing you trouble? I always use RELEASE=1 on my
make command line. Actually I have RELEASE=1 in src/build/localdefs.mk
so I don't forget.
I did at one time manage to build a debug build and the symlinks were pointing to the src/sbbs3/gcc.linux.x64.exe.release directory that was empty because I ran src/cleanall.sh. That's never going to work. ;)
A debug build is going to be bigger and heavier than a release build
but will run just as well. As long as your symlinks point to the exe's
you want to run you should be OK.
I did do the RELEASE=1 when I did it. I just didnt know if it would stll be active when I deleted the .tar sbbs version and then went to the cvs version/
Would that cause the posrts to not clear and they are still looking for the setup?
I've been running the .tar version of Synch on my Manjaro linuxbox and been having problems missin programs or pars of programs. Seems the make install didn't migrate everything over from /sbbs/src/sbbs3.
So I went nuclear, and deleted the /sbbs directory and installed cvs and did
that version. Everything was in the right place. Only problem was now I got error 98 binding problems onn all my ports.
I did RELEASE=1, nope, for some reason Manjaro doesn't seem to have netstat.
I whipped out the unix snch page and did a clean. Wrong thing to do. It too
out the exec files, bbut nothing else. So I re cvs'ed Synch.
I see that I uninstalled wrong, but how can I unbind the ports and what I presume to be a SYMLINK problem also?
Grease
Dark Matter BBS
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you might want to try and check to see what is already running on those ports as there may be some other programs running on those ports in the
OS. Also, you might have to give the user running SBBS sudo privileges
so that it can bind to ports lower than 1024.
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