| Re: IDL License Manager in Linux [message #44081] |
Sat, 14 May 2005 04:49 |
R.Bauer
Messages: 1424
Registered: November 1998
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Oops
this was to similiar to my own request sorry for the confusion
Reimar
Reimar Bauer wrote:
> Michael Wallace wrote:
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>>> I'm running IDL on suse linux. Right now, I have my /etc/init.d/
>>> scripts set up to shut down the IDL license manager when I shutdown the
>>> computer (ie. I have a script in /etc/init.d/rc0.d/). ...Is there any
>>> reason to shut
>>> down the license manager? It seems to me it is pointless, and it ends
>>> up making my computer take a long time to shut down!
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>> I have the license manager (on Fedora Linux) set up to run at boot and
>> at shutdown and it only takes a couple seconds either to bring it up or
>> shut it down. I know that doesn't help you, but try looking in the logs
>> and see if you can spot anything strange. Does the same thing happen
>> when you shutdown the manager manually rather than at the time the
>> machine shuts down?
>>
>> -Mike
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> Did you have a static or dynamical IP-Address. I think I have setup it
> nearly the same as you. It loads as runlevel script during bootup. It
> works perfect if I use a static IP-Address connected or not connected but
> always if I have to use a dynamical address and I am not connected to the
> network it does not start. (I missed to decribe this point in my request
> right) This is not a new behaviour I have recogniced this since SuSE8.0
> but now dhcp is more important for us and it is difficult sometimes to
> remember why it goes right in the office but not on a conference.
> I think if dhcp request fails the system decides not to start anything
> later dependend on this. I will look where and how this happens.
>
> cheers
> Reimar
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| Re: IDL License Manager in Linux [message #44082 is a reply to message #44081] |
Sat, 14 May 2005 04:23  |
R.Bauer
Messages: 1424
Registered: November 1998
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Michael Wallace wrote:
>> I'm running IDL on suse linux. Right now, I have my /etc/init.d/ scripts
>> set up to shut down the IDL license manager when I shutdown the computer
>> (ie. I have a script in /etc/init.d/rc0.d/). ...Is there any reason to
>> shut
>> down the license manager? It seems to me it is pointless, and it ends up
>> making my computer take a long time to shut down!
>
> I have the license manager (on Fedora Linux) set up to run at boot and
> at shutdown and it only takes a couple seconds either to bring it up or
> shut it down. I know that doesn't help you, but try looking in the logs
> and see if you can spot anything strange. Does the same thing happen
> when you shutdown the manager manually rather than at the time the
> machine shuts down?
>
> -Mike
Did you have a static or dynamical IP-Address. I think I have setup it
nearly the same as you. It loads as runlevel script during bootup. It works
perfect if I use a static IP-Address connected or not connected but always
if I have to use a dynamical address and I am not connected to the network
it does not start. (I missed to decribe this point in my request right)
This is not a new behaviour I have recogniced this since SuSE8.0 but now
dhcp is more important for us and it is difficult sometimes to remember why
it goes right in the office but not on a conference.
I think if dhcp request fails the system decides not to start anything later
dependend on this. I will look where and how this happens.
cheers
Reimar
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| Re: IDL License Manager in Linux [message #44084 is a reply to message #44082] |
Fri, 13 May 2005 16:28 |
Michael Wallace
Messages: 409
Registered: December 2003
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> I'm running IDL on suse linux. Right now, I have my /etc/init.d/ scripts
> set up to shut down the IDL license manager when I shutdown the computer
> (ie. I have a script in /etc/init.d/rc0.d/). ...Is there any reason to shut
> down the license manager? It seems to me it is pointless, and it ends up
> making my computer take a long time to shut down!
I have the license manager (on Fedora Linux) set up to run at boot and
at shutdown and it only takes a couple seconds either to bring it up or
shut it down. I know that doesn't help you, but try looking in the logs
and see if you can spot anything strange. Does the same thing happen
when you shutdown the manager manually rather than at the time the
machine shuts down?
-Mike
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