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Jim, 
I was finally able to get the daemon running on the Linux server by 
editing the "daemon.linux" script.  I hard coded the path 
'/usr/lib/IBMJava2-1.3.1/bin with the java command.  When running the 
"export" command from the command shell, it seems that it would not use 
the path indicated, so after we hardcoded the path, finally  the daemon 
started.  Below is a copy of the java command from the daemon.linux script 
where I added the "user/lib/IBMJava2-1.3.1/bin path: 

 system("/usr/lib/IBMJava2-1.3.1/bin/java -DA_PLUGIN_PATH=\$A_PLUGIN_PATH 
-DDSTORE_TRACING_ON=$trace 
com.ibm.etools.systems.dstore.core.server.ServerLauncher $port");
    $ENV{CLASSPATH}=$oldClasspath;

after editing the script, then from the command shell I ran: 

cd /opt/rseserver
/usr/bin/perl daemon.linux

Prior do making these changes, I would receive errors "No such file or 
directory". 

Good luck.......it was trial and error for a couple of days until I got it 
going, but sweet success when it finally worked ! 

Diane Mueller




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Don,

Running the dos2unix and setting chmod at 755 allowed the server to start
running.

Point of interest, the Linux server is running remotely and has a VPN
connection to my office with limited ports open for SSH, VNC and now 4035.

Question 1) Since the JAVA is called with the "system" command, should it
not run the background?  My session stays active and I get start/stop
messages occasionally.  How would I make it run in the background?

Question 2)  My firewall opened up the port (4035 is the default) for
inbound traffic.  the Linux server shows messages like:

Daemon running on: Linux, port: 4035
launched new server on 38470
Server running on: Linux
finished on port 38470

when it starts, and a connection attempt is made, but the connection will
not finish and I get an error.  Do I have to open up additional ports 
other
than 4035?

Thanks for your help.  This is going to be real way cool if I get it
running.

Jim Oberholtzer

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