I realize that this is a bit out the opensolaris area, but, any help would be greatly appreciated.
I am using Solaris 8 (both Trusted Solaris 8 and vanila) to develop an LDAP server. I have been using the inetd services to start a small "server driver" using inetd.conf options "stream tcp nowait" . When I serially execute repeating clients that connect to the server, everything works as expected except that there is an obvious 1 second delay between server startup's. When truss'ing inetd, I can see that it is sleeping with an "alarm(1)". I verified that the time is not being spent in my server, by writing and testing with a super simple client/server pair. My assumption is that this is some kind of DOS prevention throttle. But, there seems to be no way to configure this. Can someone tell me definitively whether Solaris 8 inetd has such a throttle and if it is not changeable? This issue only occurs on Trusted (and vanila) Solaris 8. When I run things on Solaris 10 there is no problem at all. Unfortunately, I am tied to Trusted Solaris, and thus, with version 8. Thanks for any help! This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-help mailing list [email protected]
