Re: [netatalk-admins] dsi_getsess: Interrupted system call


Subject: Re: [netatalk-admins] dsi_getsess: Interrupted system call
From: Bob Atkins (bob@cherokee.digilink.net)
Date: Tue Oct 06 1998 - 16:02:11 EDT


Brian,

I too have been having problems with netatalk-1.4b2+asun2.1.0 and Solaris
2.6. I have been unable to get it to work under Phase 2 networking.

These are the messages that show up in the logs:

Oct 1 16:01:35 media atalkd[1814]: zip_getnetinfo for cnft0
Oct 1 16:01:47 media last message repeated 6 times
Oct 1 16:01:49 media atalkd[1814]: config for no router
Oct 1 16:01:51 media atalkd[1814]: setsockopt incompatible w/ Solaris STREAMS module.
Oct 1 16:01:52 media atalkd[1814]: rtmp_packet router has become available
Oct 1 16:01:52 media atalkd[1814]: zip_getnetinfo for cnft0
Oct 1 16:01:52 media last message repeated 1 time
Oct 1 16:01:55 media rdistd[1883]: media: startup for male
Oct 1 16:01:55 media atalkd[1814]: zip_getnetinfo for cnft0
Oct 1 16:02:28 media last message repeated 16 times
Oct 1 16:02:29 media atalkd[1814]: config for no router
Oct 1 16:02:31 media atalkd[1814]: setsockopt incompatible w/ Solaris STREAMS module.
Oct 1 16:02:32 media atalkd[1814]: rtmp_packet router has become available
Oct 1 16:02:32 media atalkd[1814]: zip_getnetinfo for cnft0
Oct 1 16:03:08 media last message repeated 18 times
        : : :

You will need to configure your syslogd for daemon.debug to see these
messages. I don't even see the server in the chooser. I suspect that
you are running on a sparc platform. My guess is that the sparc platform
is more tolerant of the particular problem that is stopping my x86
platform from even setting up multicast. But I suspect that you are
suffering from the same problem just at a different point.

---
Bob Atkins

> > Been trying to track down the problem I have been getting > using netatalk-1.4b2+asun2.1.0 and the solaris kernel > driver that comes with it (netatalk-971027). I do know it is > getting far enough to authenticate since it only dies if a correct > password is given to the chooser. The message that is showing > up in syslog is: > > Oct 6 13:58:34 editorial afpd[204]: dsi_getsess: Interrupted system call > > > Now the message is coming from file libatalk/dsi/dsi_getsess.c where > the lines are: > > switch (pid = dsi->proto_open(dsi)) { > case -1: > /* if we fail, just return. it might work later */ > syslog(LOG_ERR, "dsi_getsess: %m"); > return dsi; > > case 0: /* child. mostly handled below. */ > dsi->child = 1; > break; > > > Getzones is working so I know that the kernel driver must > be working a bit. Even if afpd dies, getzones will continue > to work. Afpd can restarted but it will die just as soon as anyone > logs in with the right password. > I am using Solaris 2.6 BTW. > > thanks, > -Brian > >



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