Hello,
I am running SCO Openserver 5.0.5 . I have a Cobol process that needs to run of tcpip port 86 (mfcobol)
However, the process cannot claim the port as it is already is use.
My problem is narrowing down what process is grabbing it. it must be in rc2.d as the Cobol program starts up from there, but we have a LOT of stuff in rc2.d and elimination is not the best course on a working server (10-20 users, constantly)
I thought to telnet hostname 86, but the only reply was 'Refused Connection' which is annoying.
There is nothing in /etc/services clashing with port 86.
I cannot find a suitable command for finding the culprit process, anyone have any ideas? Thanks.
Dean Owen
I am running SCO Openserver 5.0.5 . I have a Cobol process that needs to run of tcpip port 86 (mfcobol)
However, the process cannot claim the port as it is already is use.
My problem is narrowing down what process is grabbing it. it must be in rc2.d as the Cobol program starts up from there, but we have a LOT of stuff in rc2.d and elimination is not the best course on a working server (10-20 users, constantly)
I thought to telnet hostname 86, but the only reply was 'Refused Connection' which is annoying.
There is nothing in /etc/services clashing with port 86.
I cannot find a suitable command for finding the culprit process, anyone have any ideas? Thanks.
Dean Owen