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[radioman]

j'ai "survolé" la doc mais pas de "en cas de panne"

[Alladin-e]

Bonsoir,

Merci pour votre réponse.
Effectivement, cette ligne de commande ne me renvoie rien. Il n'est donc pas en "écoute" ?
Le problème, provient peut-etre de là.

Si tu n'es pas timide, tu peux poster le résultat de la commande suivante :

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$sudo lsof -i -N -P

ATTENTION, c'est "verbeux" comme résultat : on va voir des adresses IP et tout et tout, tu peux me le passer par message privé si tu le préféres.

bonjour, qu'elle a été l'aboutissement de cette manoeuvre j'ai actuellement le meme problème et je ne trouve rien sur google 😭

[Alladin-e]

merci d'avoir pris le temps de regarder

j'ai "survolé" la doc mais pas de "en cas de panne"

[jeanjd63]

Salut.

Ce serait peut être pas mal d'expliquer à quoi sert ce serveur RLM, c'est la première fois que j'en entends parler, et est-ce un produit libre, payant etc et comment l'as-tu installé?
As-tu un lien vers le développeur ou un site donnant des billes sur ceci?

[Polo35230]

À tout hasard, regarde le lien ci-dessous.
https://arnoldsupport.com/2012/12/07/port-5...in-use-waiting/

[radioman]

dans la doc il y a un mini mode d'emploi:

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Starting the rlm server at system boot time on Unix systems


On most Unix systems, system services are started at boot time, usually via startup scripts located in /etc/rc.<something>.
For example, on Solaris, the startup script might be placed in /etc/rc2.d/S98rlm.
On Linux systems, the script could be located in /etc/init.d/rlm, with a link to /etc/rc5.d/S98rlm.
Note that you must install this startup script as root.

The startup script should su to a different user so that the rlm servers are not running as root.

For an example of a Unix startup script for the rlm server, Click Here
The following is an example of a script which would start rlm at boot time on Unix systems.
Modify the first 5 variables for the target system.

#! /bin/sh
#
# rlm Start/Stop rlm
#

#----------------------------------------------------------------
#----------------------------------------------------------------
#----------------------------------------------------------------
# NOTE:
# NOTE: Configure these 5 variables for your system
# NOTE:

# Set rlmuser to the user under which rlm will run
rlmuser=bobm

# Set rlmdir to the directory where the rlm binary is found
rlmdir=/home/bobm/rlm/dev/rlm

# Set rlmdir to the directory where the rlmdown binary is found
rlmdowndir=$rlmdir

# Set licfile to the path to the license file
licfile=$rlmdir/x.lic

# Set debuglog to the path to the debug log
debuglog=+$rlmdir/rlm.dl
#----------------------------------------------------------------
#----------------------------------------------------------------
#----------------------------------------------------------------

start() {
echo $debuglog
su - $rlmuser -c "$rlmdir/rlm -c $licfile -dlog $debuglog &"
}

stop() {
su - $rlmuser -c "$rlmdowndir/rlmdown RLM -q"
}

case "$1" in
start)
start
;;
stop)
stop
;;
restart)
stop
sleep 2
start
;;
*)
echo $"Usage: $0 {start|stop|restart}"
exit 1
esac

exit 0

mais c'est beaucoup trop pointu pour moi: je sais pas si ça te parle …

[Alladin-e]

cela concerne l'install il me semble mon prinicipal problem et qui je n'arrive pas à acceder a mon port 5054 comme le sujet de base et ce malgrer toute mes tentative

dans la doc il y a un mini mode d'emploi:

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Starting the rlm server at system boot time on Unix systems


On most Unix systems, system services are started at boot time, usually via startup scripts located in /etc/rc.<something>.
For example, on Solaris, the startup script might be placed in /etc/rc2.d/S98rlm.
On Linux systems, the script could be located in /etc/init.d/rlm, with a link to /etc/rc5.d/S98rlm.
Note that you must install this startup script as root.

The startup script should su to a different user so that the rlm servers are not running as root.

For an example of a Unix startup script for the rlm server, Click Here
The following is an example of a script which would start rlm at boot time on Unix systems.
Modify the first 5 variables for the target system.

#! /bin/sh
#
# rlm Start/Stop rlm
#

#----------------------------------------------------------------
#----------------------------------------------------------------
#----------------------------------------------------------------
# NOTE:
# NOTE: Configure these 5 variables for your system
# NOTE:

# Set rlmuser to the user under which rlm will run
rlmuser=bobm

# Set rlmdir to the directory where the rlm binary is found
rlmdir=/home/bobm/rlm/dev/rlm

# Set rlmdir to the directory where the rlmdown binary is found
rlmdowndir=$rlmdir

# Set licfile to the path to the license file
licfile=$rlmdir/x.lic

# Set debuglog to the path to the debug log
debuglog=+$rlmdir/rlm.dl
#----------------------------------------------------------------
#----------------------------------------------------------------
#----------------------------------------------------------------

start() {
echo $debuglog
su - $rlmuser -c "$rlmdir/rlm -c $licfile -dlog $debuglog &"
}

stop() {
su - $rlmuser -c "$rlmdowndir/rlmdown RLM -q"
}

case "$1" in
start)
start
;;
stop)
stop
;;
restart)
stop
sleep 2
start
;;
*)
echo $"Usage: $0 {start|stop|restart}"
exit 1
esac

exit 0

mais c'est beaucoup trop pointu pour moi: je sais pas si ça te parle …