OSR 5.0.7 patched with MP 5
The syslog is flooded with messages:
The system should not have bootp running at all, I believe this bootp problem started as a result of someone's trying to configure the system and not having a good understanding of what he was doing.
What I did so far:
1 commented out bootps line in inetd.conf (it was last line)
so now the file has this:
restarted inetd:
The syslog still shows bootp messages added every couple of minutes. What could be done to stop it and make sure it won't re-start later?
Hi ,
I had rebooted my Sun Machine 2 days back...
I was going thru my messages file ... I notice this messages
Bootpd :- IP address not found x.x.x.x
Wat is this bootpd and why is it looking for IPs ...
How do i turn it off ..
JD (1 Reply)
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Hi everybody,
i have downloaded some archieves but i couldn't compile it without errors. please help... where can i find a bootp that works?!
my hardware: sparc prozessor with solaris 8 (5.8 (2.8))
thanks
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