Re: I-NET error 25528 - also, what options for starting sqlexecd?

Yeah and if you include a name for HOST (make sure it is 7 chars or less) in the /etc/hosts file on the SCO box besure that the PC TCP software uses THAT HOST name. Will explain more later, due to my UGLY CRASH with TCP and NewEra using I-NET (SETNET...) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cheryl Kendricks Internet:cherylk@prod1.jcdc.doleta.gov OR cherylk@gwysmtp.jcdc.doleta.gov DTSI, Inc. Database Administrator - DOL Job Corps San Marcos, Texas ------------------------------------------------------------------------ On Sat, 22 Jun 1996, Martin How wrote: } } It only a guess but --- each user needs to have a correct entry in the } /etc/hosts fileon the SCO box. } } } Failure to do this causes this type of symptom on SE5.01 and SCO 3.2.2 } } } } In article <4qfkjh$3028@mule2.mindspring.com> } noblesys@atl.mindspring.com "Noble Systems Corporation" writes: } } > Here is the system configuration: } > } > SCO OpenServer 5 Enterprise with Release Supplement 5.0.0d } > Informix 4GL 4.13.UD3 } > Informix SQL 4.13.UD1 } > Informix I-Net 4.12.UC1 } > Informix SE 5.03.UC1 } > } > We recently installed I-NET on the above system(s). While it works } > very well, we are getting the following messages in the sqlexecd log } > file: } > } > 25528 The sqlexecd daemon cannot accept a connection.: An event } > requires attention } > } > My first question is: what does this error mean? The application } > running will hang once this message appears, but others running the } > same application will continue working fine. If the hung app is killed } > via Ctrl-\\, they can login again and work fine. } > } > I suspect that it is a SCO TCP/IP problem, but I'm not positive. } > } > Also, (I normally don't mix topics, but it is related) what do the } > various command-line arguments mean to sqlexecd? I only stumbled on } > the -l option by accident in the installation guide. Curiosity drove } > me to discover that any command-line argument other than } > l,t,u,v,w,x,y,z will give an error and not start. But what do those } > letters mean? I've RTFM and RTFFAQ to no avail. } > } > Thanks, } > ************************************************************* } > That was Zen - this is Tao } > ************************************************************* } > } > } > } } -- } Martin How }