This is a NetInfo issue, so I'm posting in the OS X Server forum, though I am using OS X client systems.
I have had no problem starting up nibindd on my Mac OS 10.2.8 system (dual G4), but I have had not been able to start nibindd on my new (iBook G4) Tiger client, though I have added the following settings to /etc/hostconfig:
RPCSERVER=-YES-
NETINFOSERVER=-YES-
The RPCSERVER setting doesn't appear to be necessary on my 10.2.8 system, but I've heard in mentioned in this regard.
No pid file is created, nor can I interact with nibindd. When I attempt to start nibindd manually, it simply blocks the terminal, and does not create a pid file (nor does it show any other signs of life).
Any suggestions? Any new Tiger features I'm unaware of?
Thanks,
Dan
I have had no problem starting up nibindd on my Mac OS 10.2.8 system (dual G4), but I have had not been able to start nibindd on my new (iBook G4) Tiger client, though I have added the following settings to /etc/hostconfig:
RPCSERVER=-YES-
NETINFOSERVER=-YES-
The RPCSERVER setting doesn't appear to be necessary on my 10.2.8 system, but I've heard in mentioned in this regard.
No pid file is created, nor can I interact with nibindd. When I attempt to start nibindd manually, it simply blocks the terminal, and does not create a pid file (nor does it show any other signs of life).
Any suggestions? Any new Tiger features I'm unaware of?
Thanks,
Dan