** > "Daniel" == Daniel Rubin <rubin@cbzoo.att.com>
Daniel> I send out an article earlier this week asking how, meaning
Daniel> where!, others are setting up their cm user.callog files. I
Daniel> only received a few responses one of which was a request for a
Daniel> summary.
Daniel> The three methods that the people who responded to my post
Daniel> were using are as follows:
A fourth way is to use proxy-cmsd .
We have used it for several months with no problems.
A clip from the README file says:
Proxy-cmsd acts as an intermediate between the cm process on a local
host and the rpc.cmsd server on a central calendar manager host. It
runs instead of rpc.cmsd on the local host and looks to the "cm" process
like a normal rpc.cmsd daemon.
Warnings & Known problems:
Has only been used on SunOS 4.1.{1,2,3}
Proxy-cmsd will exit after a few minutes of inactivity and then
should be re-started by inetd when a new packet arrives. Inetd
sometimes won't re-start it. This is a known inetd bug, and
is documented in the SunOS 4.1.2 Release manual (chapter 10).
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