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Old 05-20-2009
Domino listener in 2 separate zones
Can you set up a second listener in /devices/pseudo? What about using a different minor number?

I am trying to get Domino to listen from 2 different local zones. They are each running different versions of Domino. Any help would be appreciate.

Here is some more info:

The first zone worked fine. It was running Domino8 - no problems.

The new zone is completely different: it is a Solaris 8 zone (whole zone) running an old version of Domino (6 or 7 I'm not sure). It is also using Oracle9ais, and j2ee (there is a conflict that shows up with ORMI. I did not install this version of Domino in the global, however, I believe it may be old enough that it would not be required.

I just added a new ethernet port to the mix in case that helps. But when i check the major and minor numbers by doing and ls -l on /devices/pseudo/listen* I only get one line and I'm afraid that is causing the conflict when I add that same listener to both zones.
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valgrind-listener

VALGRIND(1)							   Release 3.7.0						       VALGRIND(1)

NAME

       valgrind-listener - a simple listener program for valgrind log redirection

SYNOPSIS

       valgrind-listener [--exit-at-zero|-e] [port-number]

DESCRIPTION

       valgrind-listener is a tool to be used in conjunction with Valgrind's ability to redirect its commentary output to a network socket (by
       means of the --log-socket option).

       valgrind-listener accepts connections on the specified port and copies whatever it is sent to stdout. It can accept simultaneous
       connections from up to 50 Valgrinded processes. In front of each line of output it prints the current number of active connections in round
       brackets.

       port-number changes the port on which to listen for connections (default is 1500). It must be between 1024 and 65535. The same restriction
       applies to port numbers specified by the --log-socket option to Valgrind itself.

       Please note that killing the listener doesn't actually kill the processes sending data to it.

OPTIONS

       -h --help
	   Show the help message.

       -e --exit-at-zero
	   Causes the listener to exit when the number of connections falls back to zero (the default is to keep listening forever).

SEE ALSO

       valgrind(1), $INSTALL/share/doc/valgrind/html/index.html or http://www.valgrind.org/docs/manual/index.html.

AUTHOR

       The Valgrind developers.

       This manual page was written by Cristian Greco <cristian@regolo.cc> and the Valgrind developers.

Release 3.7.0							    06/05/2012							       VALGRIND(1)