Falc
April 26th, 2008, 02:45 PM
I have a little home server, which among other things runs an svn server for me.
It was configured to run using inetd:
svn stream tcp nowait falc /usr/bin/svnserve svnserve -i -r /home/falc/subversion
However, since my upgrade to 8.04 two days ago, it no longer works this way. When I try, it tells me that the server 'actively refused' the connection. Starting the server manually (svnserve -d) does work, so my conclusion seems to be that it's this whole inetd functionality that's no longer working...
Has there been a change in syntax? Something else?
EDIT:
Aha, there was indeed an upgrade from inetd to xinetd. For some reason, the upgrade copied my svn config to the new format but added a 'diasble = no' line to it... After correcting the typo it's now working.
It was configured to run using inetd:
svn stream tcp nowait falc /usr/bin/svnserve svnserve -i -r /home/falc/subversion
However, since my upgrade to 8.04 two days ago, it no longer works this way. When I try, it tells me that the server 'actively refused' the connection. Starting the server manually (svnserve -d) does work, so my conclusion seems to be that it's this whole inetd functionality that's no longer working...
Has there been a change in syntax? Something else?
EDIT:
Aha, there was indeed an upgrade from inetd to xinetd. For some reason, the upgrade copied my svn config to the new format but added a 'diasble = no' line to it... After correcting the typo it's now working.