First of all, hello again.
The AR Server is reachable within the network (ping, nslookup).
I couldn't try rpcinfo yet, i'll try on monday, when i'm on my work pc again.
I actually already tried the code you wrote. It returns after some minutes,
with an error i don't remember yet. I'll give close
Did you verify (ping, nslookup, rpcinfo) that the AR server is actually
reachable from/known to the client running ARSperl?
If you run a really basic test script, e.g.
use ARS;
my $ctrl = ars_Login( "server", "user", "passwd" );
die "ars_Login(): $ars_errstr\n" if $ars_errstr;
does it
No, the server runs on the standard AR port. Other systems (AIX, HPUX)
also don't have set this environment variable.
Kind Regards,
Grabler Georg
On 1/12/07, Thilo Stapff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does your AR server use a specific TCP port?
> If so, you need to set (and export) the ARTCPPORT
Does your AR server use a specific TCP port?
If so, you need to set (and export) the ARTCPPORT environment variable
to run the tests.
Georg Grabler schrieb:
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to bind arsperl with the 5.01 api version of arslib.
>
> The appropriate files are in the directory
> /usr/ar/api/
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