Re: [SSI-users] SSI-1.1.1-FC2 rpc.mountd: Could not bind name to socket: Address already in use

[David B. Z. <dav...@hp...>]

We did play with mountd binding.  We continue to you modify the port 
value being passed, we aren't listening on wildcard (INADDR_ANY) 
anymore.  This allows us to prevent incorrect access through a non-CVIP 
addresses.  I just reviewed the code and we end up needing more sockets 
because only in the normal INADDR_ANY case can the code take a short cut 
and sometimes utilize the same socket.  The code looks general though, 
so it isn't obvious why that would break anything.

You could try the following patch.  It retains the portmap registration 
for CVIP only, but restores the INADDR_ANY binding.

David

Roger Tsang wrote:

>I'm getting the following messages when I start SSInfs service.
>node1 rpc.mountd: Could not bind name to socket: Address already in use
>node1 nfs: rpc.mountd startup failed
>
>I'm running SSI-1.1.1-FC2 nfs-utils-1.0.6-20_ssi_2devel
>
>The problem only occurs when I try to fix mountd's listening port.  I have
>MOUNTD_PORT=4002 in /etc/sysconfig/nfs.  I can reproduce the problem doing
>$ rpc.mountd -p 4002
>
>I didn't have this problem with SSI-1.1.0.  Any ideas?
>
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