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Re: IDL License Manager in Linux [message #44082 is a reply to message #44081] Sat, 14 May 2005 04:23 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
R.Bauer is currently offline  R.Bauer
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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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