TCP/IP config problem

Hi,

I have the following error message from inetd:
inetd [19833]: ftp/tcp: unknown service.

This error is issued for all the services configured in /etc/inetd.conf.

Socket doesn´t issue any error message when it starts.
ifconfig neither.

When trying a ping I get the message:

ping: unknown protocol icmp

I have all the excecutable files in the path /usr/ucb ( they are links to the current tcprt instalation)

Files “hosts” and “inetd.conf” have the right information, at least as far as I can see.

versions: QNX 4.25, tcprt: 4.25

Any idea?

regards
Roge

does /etc/services exist and does it have entries for your required services ?

Hi,
Thanks. I found a copy of the services file and copied to /etc/services. Also put the netstart in the sysinit file and got these error messages:
Could not link shared objet socket_so– No such file or directory
Could not link shared objet socket_so– No such file or directory
Could not link shared objet rpc_so– No such file or directory

I tryed netstart from the command line, as in the previous tries, and now I didn´t get the error messages mentioned before; but still have the ping problem. It keeps issuing the error:

ping: unknown protocol icmp

thanks again,
Roge

Hi,

I found also a file named protocols… I copied to /etc/protocols and the ping error is gone.

Thanks
Roge

cp socket_so /bin
cp rpc_so /bin