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From: caruso%nmsu.csnet@relay.cs.net
Newsgroups: comp.unix.wizards
Subject: Lack of buffer space...
Message-ID: <12829@brl-adm.ARPA>
Date: 6 Apr 88 03:40:18 GMT
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We have two VAX (I hope I don't get some flame telling
me it's Vax!) 11/750.  We have BSD 4.3 overlayed with
SUN's 3.4 NFS.  It all seems to work well for the most
part, except that the machine is unreliable!

The vaxens hang about once a day.  Generally, there is
the message

get_myaddress: socket: No buffer space available

that appears after the login name is typed at the login
prompt.  We have traced it down a bit and libc contains
a routine called get_myaddress.  get_myadress contains
a call to socket to try to determine the system's IP
address.

Does anybody have ideas for causes/cures?  It is
becoming increasingly annoying.

Thanks much,
	Scott

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|Scott L. Caruso                            Computer Science Department      |
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