Error connect: can't assign requested address o n DGUX
Brian Bruns
camber at ais.org
Fri May 11 16:38:03 EDT 2001
My guess is that autoconf is broke. TDS 5.0 is the default and we did
something to screw up configure.in on non-Linux platforms (although I'd
like to hear from Solaris/FreeBSD/etc.. users on a recent snapshot to see
how some of the more mainstream platforms faired).
Brian
On Fri, 11 May 2001, Kelly Sauke wrote:
> Thanks for the help folks. It seems the $TDSVER trick worked. It all of a
> sudden started working yesterday and I couldn't figure out what was
> different but I did indeed set the TDSVER variable about 20 minutes before.
> After you mentioned that, it became clear to me what I had changed. Now,
> why does that change things on a DGUX machine, when its not needed on Linux?
> They were both built with identical ./configure --with-tdsver=7.0 arguments.
>
> Kelly Sauke
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: James Cameron [mailto:cameron at stl.dec.com]
> Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2001 10:17 PM
> To: TDS Development Group
> Subject: [freetds] Re: Error connect: can't assign requested address on
> DGUX
>
>
> Something to add for Kelly's problem after I read James Lowden's
> response ...
>
> ... try that TDSVER trick, it worked for me when it should not have.
>
> Although I had built FreeTDS identically on a Linux Intel and a Compaq
> Tru64 UNIX Alpha, using --with-tdsver=4.2, the code was defaulting to
> 5.0 on the Alpha.
>
> What gave it away for Brian and I was that the dump file showed a packet
> stream that was longer and had the different version numbers.
>
> So if you have one working system and one not working, set the TDSDUMP
> environment variable so as to compare the two dumps?
>
> Also consider changing the "ether" in the interfaces file to "4.2" ...
> yet another way to encourage the version change.
>
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