On one QNX4 box we have here, tcpip seems to be working ok ( ie we can ping,
telnet etc ), but netstat -r displays no output and never returns, and
netstat -i terminates with a SIGSEGV. Any thoughts on what is setup
incorrectly?
Thanks
Sheldon Parkes
sheldon@onlinedata.com
Sheldon Parkes <sheldon@onlinedata.com> wrote:
On one QNX4 box we have here, tcpip seems to be working ok ( ie we can ping,
telnet etc ), but netstat -r displays no output and never returns, and
netstat -i terminates with a SIGSEGV. Any thoughts on what is setup
incorrectly?
Incompatible versions? I seem to recall that if there were a couple of
times in the lifecycle of TCP/IP for QNX4 where, if the netstat util
didn’t match the stack (Socket, Socklet or TCPIP process) this could
happen.
Unfortunately, I don’t know/remember which versions (by file datestamp)
corresponded to which stacks.
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On one QNX4 box we have here, tcpip seems to be working ok ( ie we can
ping,
telnet etc ), but netstat -r displays no output and never returns, and
netstat -i terminates with a SIGSEGV. Any thoughts on what is setup
incorrectly?
“never” is quite strong. If you wait like 10 minutes, it would back 
Try “netstat -ni” and “netstat -nr”, you probably have DNS problem.
-xtang