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From: clarke@arnor.UUCP (Ed Clarke/204800000;07-033,2630)
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Subject: Re: /etc/rc.tcpip in the RS/6000 3002 patch
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Date: 7 Dec 90 22:19:01 GMT
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From article <1990Dec4.031214.11374@engin.umich.edu>, by wross@engin.umich.edu (Wendy Ross):
- ps -e commands return slightly different things.  3001 version has
- five columns and 3002 has four columns.  Thus, when /etc/rc.tcpip
- checks for the srcmstr running, the line should be changed from
- src_running=`ps -e | awk '$5 == "srcmstr" { print $1 }'`  <version 3001>
- to
- src_running=`ps -e | awk '$4 == "srcmstr" { print $1 }'`  <version 3002>

Hmmmm - I just applied 3002 yesterday.  As indicated, ps returns four
columns instead of five.  In my case, rc.tcpip WAS updated to:

        src_running=`ps -e | awk '$NF == "srcmstr" { print $1; exit }'`

and the 'routed' uncommenting problem mentioned in another posting did 
not occur.  I updated from tape, not from diskettes.  On the other hand,
ioctl and fcntl seem to be severely broken now.  Anyone see some stupid
mistake in the following code?

int	tty;
        tty = open( "/dev/tty1" , 0);
        printf("tty is %d\n",tty);
        if (ioctl(tty, TIOCEXCL, NULL) < 0) {
                perror("ioctl TIOCEXCL");
                exit(1);
        }

Fairly simple and a really bad thing to break.  The fcntl error is buried
in some xntp code ( ntp_io.c if you're interested ).