> Hi at all
> I've got a problem with dhcp server daemon. On my computer with Suse 9.1 the
> dhcp server works fine, but it isn't running at the boot time, and I must
> go to run it.
> The initialization script is located in /etc/init.d/rc3.d (Sxxdhcpd e
> Kxxdhcpd), and DHCPD_RUN_CHROOTED in /etc/sysconfig/dhcpd is set to "yes".
> The files "/etc/localtime", "/etc/host.conf", "/etc/hosts" and
> "/etc/resolv.conf" have been copied in /var/lib/dhcp/etc/ when starting the
> init script. I have executed all the instructions that I have found in
> "www.isc.org" ("A mini DHCP how-to" and "A macro howto") and "SUSE LINUX ?
> Administration Guide". In fact, at the boot time I can read this message:
> "Starting DHCP server [chroot] done". But when I enter in the system, like
> user or root, the dhcp server daemon (dhcpd) does not exist and I must
> activate it.
> Someone can help me?
Probably the daemon stopped on its own, maybe because it was having
trouble reading its config file(s). I don't know dhcpd, but there's
almost certainly some syslog output telling what the problem was. Have
a look in /var/log/(syslog|daemon.log|dhcpd.*).
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