Jeff Maley writes:
> we have a client running 2.6 and nbu 3.4. it was generating error 24
> consistently, so i rm'd the openv dir and reinstalled. now, bpcd isn't
> getting started by inetd. the lines in /etc/inetd.conf are correct. if i
> try to start bpcd (as root), i get the following:
> 
> setsockopt: Socket operation on non-socket
> 
> has anyone seen this? any suggestions?

Yes, everytime I try to run bpcd from the command line.  The message
is normal.  Except of course if I run bpcd -standalone (in which case
I get a different error if inetd is already listening on that port).

I'd HUP inetd before anything else myself.  Also check with netstat to
make sure the bpcd port isn't in use.

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