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As with any server process, the program /usr/lib/css/cssws
has to be spawned at system startup. Several system services (e.g. /etc/rc(4)
or /etc/inittab(4)) allow to configure automatic server
invocation.
/etc/rc:
/usr/lib/css/cssws 2>/dev/null 1>&2
Unix System V only:
The same service can be established on System V by inserting the
following line in /etc/inittab(4):
cssws:1:respawn:/usr/lib/css/cssws 2>/dev/null 1>&2
Internet Super Server (inetd):
Since the Internet Super Server inetd(1) requires to use
symbolic service names, you must first edit your /etc/services
file and add the line:
cssws 6801/tcp # WinCss server
Then edit your /etc/inetd.conf file and add the lines:
# CSS Service
cssws stream tcp nowait root /usr/lib/css/cssws -i
The inetd(1) process reads configuration file /etc/inetd.conf
at startup to initialize itself. This will make the cssws
services available for connections through WinCss.exe on the
Windows client.
Unless started by the init(1) program, cssws(U)
will detach automatically from the calling process.
Note:
The WinCss software needs to be registered and serialized
with the Unitec License Manager ulm(I)
program.
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