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On 10/07/2011 03:38 PM, Aaron Gray wrote:
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<div>Hi,</div>
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I think this is a development problem. I have tried everything
obvious to get TFTP to work on F14 but to no avail. Could some one
in the know look in to this please.
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<div>I have tftp -server working on F14 and have done PXE
Instillations using it. Since then I have done a yum update and
ever since then have not been able to get it to work.</div>
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Well you can run yum downgrade on the updates that you performed to
nail down the one that potentially broke it.<br>
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<div>Below in the two posts are what I have tried, as far as I can
see it is exhaustive.</div>
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<div>Many thanks in advance,</div>
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Well posts or not here is a quick debugging guide for tftp which
should tell you what's going on and note that using ip-aliase are
broken in tftp as it seem to be in (x)inetd based services in
general...<br>
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Run <br>
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#tcpdump port <span style="color: #000000;">69</span> <span
style="color: #660033;">-v</span><br>
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#touch /var/lib/tftpboot/my-test-file.txt<br>
#chmod 777 /var/lib/tftpboot/my-test-file.txt<br>
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#tftp $IP<br>
tftp> status<br>
tftp> trace<br>
tftp> verbose <br>
tftp> put my-test-file.txt ( or get my-test-file.txt ) <br>
tftp> quit <br>
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JBG<br>
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