[Spread-users] no daemon

[Milind Dumbare]

as before I have given two ips from network.....I was bit confused with
whether I need to run spread daemon on every node of network which I
will be testing spread on........

so I just removed all other nodes except "matrix" one.....and I did what
u told me in previous reply....but still its not working


	[milind at Matrix spread-src-3.17.3]$ ./spread -c spread.conf
	Conf_init: using file: spread.conf
	Successfully configured Segment 0 [192.168.1.255:4803] with1 	procs:
                  matrix: 192.168.1.21
	[milind at Matrix spread-src-3.17.3]$ ./spuser
	Spread library version is 3.17.3
	SP_error: (-2) Could not connect. Is Spread running?

	Bye.
	[milind at Matrix spread-src-3.17.3]$

even explicitly specifying port no did not worked 

	[milind at Matrix spread-src-3.17.3]$ ./spuser -s 4803
	Spread library version is 3.17.3
	SP_error: (-2) Could not connect. Is Spread running?
	
	Bye.
	[milind at Matrix spread-src-3.17.3]$


On Sun, 2005-09-04 at 21:26 -0400, John Schultz wrote:
> Sorry that I didn't see your email before Milind, but it looks like you 
> are telling sp_user to connect to the wrong port.  By default Spread uses 
> port 4803 to accept client connections.  Your spread.conf uses the default 
> and you can also see it here:
> 
>                                                     vvvv
> > Successfully configured Segment 0 [192.168.1.255:4803] with 2 procs:
> >                      matrix: 192.168.1.21
> >                    chanakya: 192.168.1.24
> 
> But then when you run sp_user you use a -s option, which instructs the 
> program to connect to a non-default port.  In your case, you tell it to 
> use port 2300.
> 
>                                                vvvvvvv
> > [milind at Matrix spread-src-3.17.3]$ ./spuser -s 2300
> > Spread library version is 3.17.3
> > SP_error: (-2) Could not connect. Is Spread running?
> >
> > Bye.
> 
> So either change your spread.conf to use port 2300 or don't tell sp_user 
> to use a non-default port.  To do the former, change your spread.conf to 
> look like this:
> 
>                                       vvvvv
> > 	Spread_Segment  192.168.1.255:2300{
> >        	matrix 192.168.1.21
> > 	        chanakya 192.168.1.24
> > 	}
> 
> To do the latter, simply don't specify a "-s" option to sp_user.
> 
> That should solve this problem.  Good luck!
> 
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> John Schultz
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...Miline
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