[Glass] startnetldi -p does not exists anymore in 3.2.9, alternative is /etc/services?

[Mariano Martinez Peck via Glass]

Yes, but -P is different. When you want to connect from tODE from a
remote/client machine for example, (if you do not use /etc/services)
besides doing a port forwarding of the port of -P you also must port
forward those which were (previously) specified in -p (that was a range of
ports).
So it seems the only way to do port forwarding now is using /etc/services.



On Wed, Oct 21, 2015 at 1:32 PM, Richard Sargent <
richard.sargent at gemtalksystems.com> wrote:

> There is a -P option. (That's an uppercase P.)
>
> rsargent at galbadia run2 $ startnetldi -?
> startnetldi: invalid option -?
> Usage: startnetldi [-h] [-d] [-g|-s] [-n] [-a account] [-l logFile]
>                   [-t seconds] [-P portNumber] [-A address] [name]
>   where -h    prints usage information and exits.
>         -b    maximum client connection backlog (default: 64).
>         -d    cause netldi to print extra information to its log file.
>         -g    start netldi in guest mode.
>         -s    start netldi in secure mode.
>         -n    netldi will not use adhoc scripts.
>         -a    all processes started by the netldi will belong to this
> account.
>         -l    specifies the name of the netldi log file.
>         -t    number of seconds netldi will wait for child process to
> start.
>         -v    print version and exit.
>         -P    specifies the well-known port number that netldi will use.
>         -A    specifies address to listen on, (up to 10 -A args accepted)
>               If -A omitted, the default wildcard address ::  is listened
> on.
>               If -A ::  is given, then other -A arguments are ignored.
>               If -A is given, and neither -A :: nor -A ::1 are specified,
> then
>               the loopback address ::1 is also listened on.
>               The argument to -A may be a named or numeric address of a
> network
>               interface on this machine.
>         name  is the name of the netldi to start.
>               If name is not specified, netldi name is taken from
> GEMSTONE_NRS_ALL
>               environment variable (if available), otherwise default is
> gs64ldi
>               If -P omitted, 'name' is looked up in the network services
> database
>
>
>
> On Wed, Oct 21, 2015 at 9:22 AM, Mariano Martinez Peck via Glass <
> glass at lists.gemtalksystems.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi guys,
>>
>> I found out that the argument -p does not exist anymore in 3.2.9 and it
>> doesn't seem there is a replacement. Is /etc/services the alternative and
>> desired solution?
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>>
>> --
>> Mariano
>> http://marianopeck.wordpress.com
>>
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>


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