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From: <ben...@id...> - 2004-05-22 12:34:26
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From: Piero F. <p.f...@ti...> - 2003-09-06 10:01:27
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Sorry for long delay for reply, but I wasn't subscribed to ML! Anyway... Putting an executable in /var is not a good idea. Natmonitord should be put in /usr/sbin/, but this doesn't matter so much... /var/natmonitor should be RW for nobody (provided it's configured to run as nobody in config file) and it's the location where the monitor saves past history data. If you're not interesed on it can also disable saves from natmonitord config file. To solve your problem, try to quit both natmonitord, then delete the .dat file, then restart natmonitord. (probably the dat file is corrupted in some way). This should work. It's perfectly normal client quit if daemon quit "like it lost the connection" as... it looses the connection! (anyway sometimes the client looses the connection during runtime - this is is in my "to-fix" list) |
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From: Stephen A. <sa...@sk...> - 2003-08-26 15:11:00
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Hello. Originally I had the directory /var/natmonitord which contained the
executable. It gave me errors about saving the dat file. But it displayed
everything to my linux box no problem. Then I noticed it was trying to save it
to /var/natmonitor (no d) so I change the directory and it stoped complaining
about not being able to save but now I don't get anything in the display. If I
kill natmonitord the display exits like it lost the connection. Any ideas?
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