When I work with the NVDM catcher on a RISC System/6000, I have the
problem, that I'm not able to logout without killing the NVDM
processes, so that there is no way to restart NVDM on the RISC without
reboot.
To start NVDM, SNA services must be active, then I enter
lu0 -Se32ap -B & (e32ap is the attachment)
nvdmrealy &
everything works fine.
To stop NVDM the command is:
lu0sndmsg X
So, I can logout and start NVDM at a later time on the same terminal.
However, when I logoff without the command lu0sndmsg X a message
appears " There are running jobs" and I have to enter Ctrl D a second
time. I that case the NVDM processes are killed, and there is no way
to start NVDM without reboot the system.
There is the same effect, when I use the nohup command.
ANSWER
The easiest way to solve this problem is to run the nvdmrelay
command as a batch job i.e. use the AIX command "batch" to start
up the relay. This stops the nvdmrelay command attaching itself
to your tty device which is why you are not allowed to logout
after starting the command.
By the way, the lu0sndmsg X command does not stop the nvdmrelay
program but stops the LU0 support program. The effect of this is that
any LU0 applications which were active at the time exit. To stop the
nvdmrelay program, you will need to send it a hangup signal using the
"kill" command. Stopping the LU0 support is a rather drastic solution.
S e a r c h - k e y w o r d s:
NVDM RELAY STARTING STOPPING
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