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From: Rui N. C. <rn...@rn...> - 2004-06-07 10:42:44
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> > these messages repeat quickly in qsampler: > > 19:53:04.957 Client connecting... > 19:53:04.992 Server is starting... > 19:53:04.994 linuxsampler > 19:53:04.997 Server was started with PID=7291. > lscp_client_create: gethostbyname: Sukces > Starting network server...OK > LinuxSampler initialization completed. > LSCPServer: Server running. > 19:53:07.210 Client connecting... > 19:53:07.239 Could not connect to server as client. Sorry. > lscp_client_create: gethostbyname: Sukces Apparently you're trying to connect to a host that does not get properly resolved: lscp_client_create: gethostbyname: Sukces (Does "Sukces" means "Success" on your language? That seems that gethostbyname returned a null value, but kept errno value to zero. Weird. Oops it's not errno but h_errno that should be set. OK, the message is misleading but the problem is the same.) Please check the hostname in the view/options dialog, it should be localhost and the port 8888. If you haven't changed this at all, please check your /etc/host.conf, /etc/resolv.conf and finally the /etc/hosts file where the localhost name should be mapped to the canonical 127.0.0.1 address. Ultimately, you must have your lo interface up and running. Check it with the /sbin/ifconfig comand. Of course, you must be running in a network enabled run level (3 or 5) otherwise you'll not get the mandatory tcp/ip stack up and running. Please, forgive me if this all seems too much, but they're just hints. Regards. -- rncbc aka Rui Nuno Capela rn...@rn... |