Newsgroups: comp.parallel.pvm
From: dave@steinhardt.hep.upenn.edu (Axe Murderer)
Subject: PVM 3.4 on NT
Organization: University of Pennsylvania
Date: 20 Apr 1998 19:06:53 GMT
Message-ID: <6hg6cd$skk$1@netnews.upenn.edu>

Hi, 
I'm trying to use the installshield version of PVM 3.4b6 on
NT. I'm using the Microsoft NT res kit rshd. When I fire up
pvm after rebooting; i get

libpvm [pid117] mksocs() connect: No error
pvmd already running.
libpvm [pid117] mksocs() connect: Bad file descriptor
libpvm [pid117] mksocs() connect: Bad file descriptor

aand in the temp dir i have the following

C:\TEMP>type pvmd.Ad*

pvmd.Administrator


7f000001:07a8
C:\TEMP>type pvml.Ad*

pvml.Administrator


[pvmd pid65] warning: can't getenv(HOME), using /
[pvmd pid65] mksocs() C:\TEMP\/pvmd.Administrator exists.  pvmd already running?

[pvmd pid65] pvmbailout(0)

Could this be a rshd problem? rsh localhost ls does just fine
I didnt think starting pvm needed rsh though...

Is the resource kit a bad rshd to use? I couldnt get ataman rshd to work(their telnetd did), and Exceed comes with a rexecd. Any comments on that?

Thanks a lot,
Rahul
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