I got **LOTS** of suggestions after posting the SUMMARY...seems many of
you only read and respond to summaries :)
The answer is that on the 4.1.3 server, /etc/inetd.conf had the rquotad
line commented, and the Solaris 2.3 client was trying to talk to rquotad
on the 4.1.3 server. Once I uncommented the line and ran kill -HUP on
the inetd pid, the message went away.
I could not get the message to disappear by commenting rquotad in the
Solaris 2.3 /etc/inetd.conf file...why, I don't know.
No one had the right answer, but casper@fwi.uva.nl had the right suggestion
to check the /etc/inetd.conf file.
BTW, almost everyone said that Solaris 2.3 uses NFS over UDP, and is NFS 2.0.
My hint was incorrect...
Thanks to the following people:
casper@fwi.uva.nl
GeertJan.deGroot@ripe.net
poc@usb.ve
hamilton@uniblab.aero.org
birger@vest.sdata.no
chas@k2.cor.epa.gov
john@oncology.uthscsa.edu
stlee@patch.tandem.com
tony@Manic5.Hydro.Qc.CA
dwaynes@cal15.East.Sun.COM
lbd@mhcnet.att.com
Original Question:
I get the following message on the console of integra, a Solaris 2.3 system
when I log in as a user who has a home directory on pnw, a SunOS 4.1.3
NIS Master:
pnw: RPC: Program not registered
This message is echoed everytime a running program in OpenWindows is closed
to an icon. I saw a message from Sun Managers last year discussing a similar
problem whose solution was to load the 2.3 /etc/rpc and /etc/services on
the NIS Master and then remake the maps, but that didn't help.
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