Sitat Jim McBride <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > All: > > Installed K12ltsp (Redhat based). I installed as server. All seemed > to > go smoothly. > From prior experience I looked to see if dhcpd was running by > trying > netstat -ah | grep ":67" and ps aux | grep dhcpd > > From this I concluded that dhcpd was not running. I thought that I > > included this in my installation. > > Anyway located the rpm and copied it to a temp location on my hd > and > installed it from there. If I try to install it a second time it > tells > me that it is already installed. > > Tried ntsysv and don't see dhcpd there (see portmap and others that > Ltsp > needs. This seems to be the only thing missing). Verify that dhcpd is installed by doing # rpm -qa |grep dhcp The dhcp server is dhcp, the client might be (depending on RHL version) dhcpcd. If the service does not start, it could be that there is no valid /etc/dhcpd.conf. Run a terminal with the syslog (dhcpd logs quite a bit on start/failure to start) while you try to get dhcp going by entering # tail -f /var/log/messages The service script is indeed called dhcpd, which you should be able to find in /etc/init.d/dhcpd. If it is not there, verify the integrity of your package installation using # rpm -V dhcp You might a response about /etc/dhcpd.conf having been changed, but that's as should be. The LTSP installation script creates an example dhcpd.conf, this should be copied to /etc/dhcpd.conf (but I might be mistaken, this may have changed or I might remember badly), anyway, the /etc/dhcpd.conf in place should have the LTSP lines in it. You might also want to try, instead of ntsysv, # chkconfig --list |grep dhcp On my RHL-based boxes, I get an error message doing your version of netstat. This works, however: # netstat -apn | grep ":67" udp 0 0 0.0.0.0:67 0.0.0.0:* 11027/dhcpd I do get a line using your ps-command. So it would seem that dhcpd is not running. > > Tried service dhcpd restart (and various incantations thereof) but > still > no luck. > > Suggestions!!! Please be specific. It would seem to be there and > > "installed" but rpm -qa |grep dhcp > How do I invoke it? service dhcps start > How do I make this automatic so that every time I boot the server > it loads. chkconfig dhcpd on or chkconfig --level 35 dhcpd on for start in runlevel 3 and 5 only > How do I make it part of the ntsysv display? Use chkconfig instead. -- Mvh Ragnar Wisl�ff ------------------ life is a reach. then you gybe.
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