/etc/services clobbered in upgrade

I've encountered this a few times and am finally sick of restoring /etc/services from backup so am posting the question:
- what package could be clobbering my /etc/services file? Every so often after an upgrade all of the local services I have added to /etc/services disappear. These are ones which I use xinetd to handle. There are no other differences other than my local services.
Any help in identifying the package, or how to prevent this would be very much appreciated, my latest upgrade was pretty big, and included the following packages:
[2010-03-01 09:38] upgraded aria2 (1.8.2-1 -> 1.8.3-1)
[2010-03-01 09:38] upgraded avahi (0.6.25-1 -> 0.6.25-3)
[2010-03-01 09:38] upgraded babl (0.1.0-1 -> 0.1.2-1)
[2010-03-01 09:38] upgraded bluez (4.60-1 -> 4.61-1)
[2010-03-01 09:38] upgraded zlib (1.2.3.7-2 -> 1.2.3.9-1)
[2010-03-01 09:39] upgraded boost (1.41.0-2 -> 1.42.0-1)
[2010-03-01 09:39] upgraded lame (3.98.2-3 -> 3.98.3-1)
[2010-03-01 09:39] upgraded cdrdao (1.2.3-1 -> 1.2.3-3)
[2010-03-01 09:39] upgraded dcron (4.4-1 -> 4.4-2)
[2010-03-01 09:39] upgraded libtorrent-rasterbar (0.14.8-1 -> 0.14.9-2)
[2010-03-01 09:39] upgraded deluge (1.2.0-2 -> 1.2.1-1)
[2010-03-01 09:39] upgraded e2fsprogs (1.41.9-1 -> 1.41.10-1)
[2010-03-01 09:39] upgraded parted (2.1-1 -> 2.2-1)
[2010-03-01 09:39] upgraded devicekit-disks (009-4 -> 009-5)
[2010-03-01 09:39] upgraded diffutils (2.8.1-6 -> 2.9-1)
[2010-03-01 09:39] upgraded filesystem (2010.02-3 -> 2010.02-4)
[2010-03-01 09:39] upgraded fakeroot (1.14.4-1 -> 1.14.4-2)
[2010-03-01 09:39] upgraded freetype2 (2.3.11-1 -> 2.3.12-1)
[2010-03-01 09:40] upgraded gnome-mplayer (0.9.9-2 -> 0.9.9.2-1)
[2010-03-01 09:40] upgraded gecko-mediaplayer (0.9.9-1 -> 0.9.9.2-1)
[2010-03-01 09:40] upgraded heimdal (1.3.1-2 -> 1.3.1-3)
[2010-03-01 09:40] upgraded gtk2 (2.18.6-1 -> 2.18.7-1)
[2010-03-01 09:40] upgraded gegl (0.1.0-2 -> 0.1.2-1)
[2010-03-01 09:41] upgraded gimp (2.6.8-2 -> 2.6.8-3)
[2010-03-01 09:41] upgraded vim (7.2.359-1 -> 7.2.368-3)
[2010-03-01 09:42] upgraded gvim (7.2.359-1 -> 7.2.368-3)
[2010-03-01 09:42] upgraded tcp_wrappers (7.6-10 -> 7.6-11)
[2010-03-01 09:42] upgraded net-snmp (5.4.2.1-2 -> 5.5-1)
[2010-03-01 09:42] upgraded hplip (3.9.12-4 -> 3.9.12-5)
[2010-03-01 09:42] upgraded iputils (20071127-2 -> 20100214-2)
[2010-03-01 09:42] upgraded kernel26-firmware (2.6.32.8-1 -> 2.6.32.9-1)
[2010-03-01 09:42] upgraded which (2.20-1 -> 2.20-2)
[2010-03-01 09:42] upgraded mkinitcpio (0.6.2-1 -> 0.6.3-1)
[2010-03-01 09:44] upgraded kernel26 (2.6.32.8-1 -> 2.6.32.9-1)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded kernel26-headers (2.6.32.8-1 -> 2.6.32.9-1)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded lib32-glibc (2.11.1-1 -> 2.11.1-1.3)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded lib32-e2fsprogs (1.41.9-1 -> 1.41.10-1)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded lib32-zlib (1.2.3.7-2 -> 1.2.3.9-1)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded lib32-freetype2 (2.3.11-1 -> 2.3.12-1)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded lib32-heimdal (1.3.1-2 -> 1.3.1-3)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded lib32-gtk2 (2.18.6-1 -> 2.18.7-1)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded lib32-libdrm (2.4.17-2 -> 2.4.18-2)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded lib32-libjpeg (8-1 -> 8-2)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded lib32-libx11 (1.3.2-1 -> 1.3.3-1)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded lib32-nspr (4.8.2-1 -> 4.8.3-1)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded lib32-pixman (0.16.4-1 -> 0.16.6-1)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded lib32-sqlite3 (3.6.21-1 -> 3.6.22-1)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded lib32-qt (4.5.3-4 -> 4.6.2-1)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded libarchive (2.7.1-1 -> 2.8.0-1)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded libcdaudio (0.99.12-3 -> 0.99.12-4)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded libdrm (2.4.17-4 -> 2.4.18-2)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded libdvdnav (4.1.3-1 -> 4.1.3-2)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded libfetch (2.26-1 -> 2.30-1)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded libmysqlclient (5.1.42-2 -> 5.1.44-1)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded libpurple (2.6.5-1 -> 2.6.6-1)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded libssh (0.4.0-1 -> 0.4.1-1)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded libusb (0.1.12-3 -> 0.1.12-4)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded musicbrainz (2.1.5-2 -> 2.1.5-3)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded mysql-clients (5.1.42-2 -> 5.1.44-1)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded mysql (5.1.42-2 -> 5.1.44-1)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded netcfg (2.2.1-1 -> 2.5.4-1)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded nfs-utils (1.2.1-3 -> 1.2.2-1)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded nspr (4.8.2-1 -> 4.8.3-1)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded pciutils (3.1.6-1 -> 3.1.7-1)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded perl-text-iconv (1.7-2 -> 1.7-3)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded perl-xyne-common (2010.02.09.2-1 -> 2010.02.11.1-1)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded perl-xyne-arch (2010.02.10.4-1 -> 2010.02.23.1-1)
[2010-03-01 09:45] upgraded pidgin (2.6.5-1 -> 2.6.6-1)
[2010-03-01 09:46] upgraded qt (4.6.1-1 -> 4.6.2-1)
[2010-03-01 09:46] upgraded qt3 (3.3.8-15 -> 3.3.8-17)
[2010-03-01 09:46] upgraded raptor (1.4.20-1 -> 1.4.21-1)
[2010-03-01 09:46] upgraded rasqal (0.9.17-1 -> 0.9.19-1)
[2010-03-01 09:46] upgraded saxon (9.2.0.2-1 -> 9.2.0.6-1)
[2010-03-01 09:46] upgraded slim (1.3.1-6 -> 1.3.1-7)
[2010-03-01 09:46] upgraded smbclient (3.4.5-1.1 -> 3.4.6-1)
[2010-03-01 09:46] upgraded sudo (1.7.2p2-1 -> 1.7.2p4-1)
[2010-03-01 09:46] upgraded syslog-ng (3.0.4-1 -> 3.0.4-3)
[2010-03-01 09:47] upgraded thunderbird (3.0.1-1 -> 3.0.2-1)
[2010-03-01 09:47] upgraded tidyhtml (1.37-2 -> 1.46-1)
[2010-03-01 09:47] upgraded transmission-gtk (1.83-1 -> 1.91-1)
[2010-03-01 09:47] upgraded unzip (6.0-4 -> 6.0-5)
[2010-03-01 09:47] upgraded wavpack (4.60.0-1 -> 4.60.1-1)
[2010-03-01 09:47] upgraded x264 (20100207-1 -> 20100207-2)

pacman -Qo /etc/services
/etc/services is owned by filesystem 2010.02-4
if you want that this file not to be overwrited in the future add it in /etc/pacman.conf, NoUpgrade
More:
man pacman.conf
Last edited by wonder (2010-03-01 16:05:09)

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sapgw56     3356/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw57     3357/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw58     3358/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw59     3359/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw60     3360/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw61     3361/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw62     3362/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw63     3363/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw64     3364/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw65     3365/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw66     3366/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw67     3367/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw68     3368/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw69     3369/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw70     3370/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw71     3371/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw72     3372/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw73     3373/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw74     3374/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw75     3375/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw76     3376/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw77     3377/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw78     3378/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw79     3379/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw80     3380/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw81     3381/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw82     3382/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw83     3383/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw84     3384/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw85     3385/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw86     3386/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw87     3387/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw88     3388/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw89     3389/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw90     3390/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw91     3391/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw92     3392/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw93     3393/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw94     3394/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw95     3395/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw96     3396/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw97     3397/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw98     3398/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapgw99     3399/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
sapdp00s     4700/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp01s     4701/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp02s     4702/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp03s     4703/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp04s     4704/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp05s     4705/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp06s     4706/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp07s     4707/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp08s     4708/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp09s     4709/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp10s     4710/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp11s     4711/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp12s     4712/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp13s     4713/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp14s     4714/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp15s     4715/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp16s     4716/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp17s     4717/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp18s     4718/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp19s     4719/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp20s     4720/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp21s     4721/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp22s     4722/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp23s     4723/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp24s     4724/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp25s     4725/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp26s     4726/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp27s     4727/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp28s     4728/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp29s     4729/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp30s     4730/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp31s     4731/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp32s     4732/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp33s     4733/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp34s     4734/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp35s     4735/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp36s     4736/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp37s     4737/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp38s     4738/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp39s     4739/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp40s     4740/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp41s     4741/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp42s     4742/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp43s     4743/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp44s     4744/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp45s     4745/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp46s     4746/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp47s     4747/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp48s     4748/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp49s     4749/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp50s     4750/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp51s     4751/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp52s     4752/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp53s     4753/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp54s     4754/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp55s     4755/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp56s     4756/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp57s     4757/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp58s     4758/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp59s     4759/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp60s     4760/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp61s     4761/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp62s     4762/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp63s     4763/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp64s     4764/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp65s     4765/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp66s     4766/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp67s     4767/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp68s     4768/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp69s     4769/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp70s     4770/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp71s     4771/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp72s     4772/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp73s     4773/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp74s     4774/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp75s     4775/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp76s     4776/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp77s     4777/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp78s     4778/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp79s     4779/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp80s     4780/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp81s     4781/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp82s     4782/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp83s     4783/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp84s     4784/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp85s     4785/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp86s     4786/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp87s     4787/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp88s     4788/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp89s     4789/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp90s     4790/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp91s     4791/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp92s     4792/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp93s     4793/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp94s     4794/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp95s     4795/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp96s     4796/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp97s     4797/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp98s     4798/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapdp99s     4799/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapgw00s     4800/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw01s     4801/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw02s     4802/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw03s     4803/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw04s     4804/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw05s     4805/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw06s     4806/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw07s     4807/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw08s     4808/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw09s     4809/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw10s     4810/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw11s     4811/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw12s     4812/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw13s     4813/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw14s     4814/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw15s     4815/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw16s     4816/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw17s     4817/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw18s     4818/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw19s     4819/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw20s     4820/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw21s     4821/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw22s     4822/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw23s     4823/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw24s     4824/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw25s     4825/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw26s     4826/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw27s     4827/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw28s     4828/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw29s     4829/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw30s     4830/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw31s     4831/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw32s     4832/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw33s     4833/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw34s     4834/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw35s     4835/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw36s     4836/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw37s     4837/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw38s     4838/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw39s     4839/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw40s     4840/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw41s     4841/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw42s     4842/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw43s     4843/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw44s     4844/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw45s     4845/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw46s     4846/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw47s     4847/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw48s     4848/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw49s     4849/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw50s     4850/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw51s     4851/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw52s     4852/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw53s     4853/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw54s     4854/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw55s     4855/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw56s     4856/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw57s     4857/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw58s     4858/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw59s     4859/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw60s     4860/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw61s     4861/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw62s     4862/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw63s     4863/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw64s     4864/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw65s     4865/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw66s     4866/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw67s     4867/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw68s     4868/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw69s     4869/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw70s     4870/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw71s     4871/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw72s     4872/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw73s     4873/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw74s     4874/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw75s     4875/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw76s     4876/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw77s     4877/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw78s     4878/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw79s     4879/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw80s     4880/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw81s     4881/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw82s     4882/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw83s     4883/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw84s     4884/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw85s     4885/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw86s     4886/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw87s     4887/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw88s     4888/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw89s     4889/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw90s     4890/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw91s     4891/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw92s     4892/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw93s     4893/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw94s     4894/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw95s     4895/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw96s     4896/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw97s     4897/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw98s     4898/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw99s     4899/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sql6          7210/tcp
sapdbni72          7269/tcp
sql30           7200/tcp # SAP DB
vmake           7792/tcp # SAP DB
Is this all nessary?My NW is 2004s sp7

Just these entries are necessary to which system (better: instances) you want to connect. For example:
You need to connect (via SAPGUI, RFC, etc.) to systems (better: instances) with number 01, 16 and 20 you just need the entries:
sapdp01
sapdp16
sapdp20
sapgw01
sapgw16
sapgw20
If you need load balancing, etc. it's also necessary to have the entries for the related message servers sapms<SID>, e.g.
sapmsT11

What are /etc/services entries for RMI_PORT and JMS_PORT for DBConsole 11g

Good morning,
What is the CentOS /etc/services entry for the Oracle Enterprise Manager Database Control for the RMI_PORT of 5510 and the JMS_PORT of 5520 so as to ensure EM "owns" the ports?
The emca was successful and the corresponding rmi.xml and jms.xml config files have the correct ports, but they did not register within the /etc/services file while the DBCONSOLE_HTTP port of 1158 and AGENT_PORT of 3938 have the correct entries of:
dbconsole-oms 1158/tcp # Oracle dbConsole Agent
dbconsole-oms 1158/udp # Oracle dbConsole Agent
dbcontrol_agent 3938/tcp # Oracle dbControl Agent po
dbcontrol_agent 3938/udp # Oracel dbControl Agent po
So, while EM works just fine, the RMI_PORT and JMS_PORT values need to be reserved with the correct /etc/services entries.
Thanks,
Mike Jay

petrr wrote:
[In my data plan no] ICQ, Skype and another IM apps are supported. I thin they are apply maybe some port or protocol filtering.
Normally, they don’t do any port or packet inspection stuff. Although there are a lot of rumors on the Internet, I have not seen a single operator (over the whole world) doing such stuff. All cases where related to NAT and UDP miss-routing. Some could be solved, some could not becuase of bad network topology at operator side. They are far too lazy. Consequently, we have a official position here: You are not allowed and you should adhere your contact(s).
gulfmart, which issue do you face?

Is a reboot necessary after updating /etc/services.

We are installing GRC 5.3 on our Solution Manager Box. We added the backend systems in the /etc/services file. When trying to create the Jco connections, we are getting the following error: com.sap.mw.jco.JCO$Exception: (102) RFC_ERROR_COMMUNICATION: Connect to message server host failed Connect_PM TYPE=B MSHOST=sapsandbox3 GROUP=BISANDBOX R3NAME=WBS MSSERV=sapmsWBS PCS=1 LOCATION CPIC (TCP/IP) on local host with Unicode ERROR service 'sapmsWBS' unknown TIME Mon Feb 09 17:20:02 2009 RELEASE 700 COMPONENT NI (network interface) VERSION 38 RC -3 MODULE nixxhsl.cpp LINE 776 DETAIL NiHsLGetServNo: service name cached as unknown COUNTER 1
Do we need to reboot the server or is there another problem here?
Thanks!

I think it is not necessary to reboot the server for GRC installation.
Rather this problem looks like with the Service file on your host is not Current Version...
Check if you have following entries in your "Services" file.
locate : C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\services
sapms??? <port>/tcp
??? here denotes for the name of the system and <port> for the TCP port of the message server.
Let us know ...

Why is /etc/services full of email addresses?

No other Unix system (I've ever used) stuffs email addresses between each port group (in the comments). What's the deal?

This file is from FreeBSD.
# $FreeBSD: src/etc/services,v 1.89 2002/12/17 23:59:10 eric Exp $
# From: @(#)services 5.8 (Berkeley) 5/9/91
The third column is the Description.
Mihalis.

Specify Oracle Application Server EM Port in \ETC\SERVICES File - Help

Hi,
Can anyone tell me what to soecify in the /ETC/SERVICES file for Oracle Application Server Enterprise Manager Console 9.0.4 , so that the port is not used by any other process.
I have had situation where a rogue process was using port 1810 and was preventing the console from loading up.
Can anyone help??
I have to do this on a production system.
Thanks

Did you get an answer to this question?
I'm looking for the same information thanks to a rougue piece of software that removed my entry in /etc/services for port 1810 during it's install. I don't know what the service name should be. Of course - there was no backup copy of this file made prior to the install. It's a development box, so it doesn't get backed up often.
I can get the infra page to load fine, but the midtier page will not load.
I'm curious to know if you ever found anything on this.
Thanks,
Deb

/etc/services, port numbers & Unix processes

I have some questions about /etc/services, ports and unix processes.
First, it appears to me that a process can listen on a port WITHOUT the service/port number being in /etc/services. Is this correct?
For example we have TUXEDO apps that listen on high number ports even though there are no corresponding service/port pairs in /etc/services.
Second, How do you find out which Unix process is listening on a given port?
Forexample, when you run netstat -a and get something that looks like:
host.port.........................LISTEN
How do you get the Unix PID listening on this port?

Hi
A service can run on any port number, as I understand it, /etc/services just describes the well know port number services.
As for finding out what process is listening on a given port, I recall a previous post that suggested
using lsof with some switches.
I think it was :
lsof -i -n -P
I've never tried it myself.
You can find lsof at www.sunfreeware.com

Could not write to file C:/WINDOWS/system32/drivers/etc/services.SAPtmp

Hello!
During the installation of the Preview of the Netweaver 2004s (Java) i get in the phase "Install common system files" the following error messages.
ERROR 2006-06-28 14:12:13
FSL-02103 Could not write to file C:/WINDOWS/system32/drivers/etc/services.SAPtmp. Last operating system error message: Der Prozess kann nicht auf die Datei zugreifen, da sie von einem anderen Prozess verwendet wird.
All parameters are the default one!
How could i solve this problem?
Nils

please reply...

My iPad 2 keeps going into no service mode since upgrading to iOS 8.0 and the same with iOS 8.0.2

My iPad 2 keeps going into no service mode since upgrading to iOS 8.0 and the same with iOS 8.0.2

Hi jhatlanta,
I understand you are using a cellular iPad 2 and since upgrading to iOS 8 (and 8.0.2) your iPad drops the cellular connection and says, "No Service".
So you have done step 5 in this list, but please test the other steps.
If you see No Service in the status bar of your iPhone or iPad
If you're in your carrier's coverage area
Follow these steps, testing after each.
Tap Settings > Enable Airplane Mode, wait five seconds, then turn off airplane mode.
Restart your device.
Remove the SIM card. If the SIM card is damaged, worn, or bent, or if it's too big or small for the SIM tray, contact your carrier for a new one. Then reinsert the SIM card.
Check for a carrier-settings update: Connect to a Wi-Fi network, tap Settings > General > About, and install any available carrier-settings updates. If you can't connect to Wi-Fi, connect your device to a computer that has iTunes.
Update your iPhone to the latest version of iOS.
Reset network settings by tapping Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings. This will reset all network settings, including Bluetooth pairing records, Wi-Fi passwords, VPN, and APN settings.
Contact your carrier to check for any network or account issues.
Restore your iPhone.
Best Regards,
Nubz

/etc/services file needed

Hi
Plesae give me contents of /etc/services file on Solaris system which hosts a working Solution Manager 4.0 system on Oracle database.
This is to compare with my system to solve a problem.
Thanks
Ashraf

Hi Ashraf,
You need to have the following entries. If you are going to use a SAProuter, you also need 99, as port 3299 is usually used for the SAProuter process on the target system.
sapdpXX    32XX/tcp # SAP Dispatcher.      3200 + Instance-Number
sapgwXX    33XX/tcp # SAP Gateway.         3300 + Instance-Number
sapmsSID   36XX/tcp # SAP Message Server. 3600 + Instance-Number
sapgwXXs   48XX/tcp # SAP Secure Gateway   4800 + Instance-Number
Where XX is you instance number,
Hope ths help!
Juan
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Major Mail Service Panic after upgrade! Customer about to kill me!

Me again.
As mentioned in another thread, I had to upgrade an Xserve from 10.3.9 to 10.4.3 for a customer. When I ran the upgrade I discovered that the volume containing the mail database was damaged. I wasted a day getting the data off this onto another drive, then did the upgrade. Because the mail database had been moved and might have the odd missing file I used mailbfr -o and mailbfr -f at this point. Now, all client mail folders are back as they should be but all new mail is stuck in the queue. Outgoing mail can be sent successfully.
Now, I know an amateur like me shouldn't be messing with the config files willy-nilly to try and fix this without a clear idea of what's going on. However, given that the customer and his 20 staff are going mad waiting for their mail I tried to get it right by directly comparing their config files with the equivalents on my own 10.4.3 server which is set up more or less identically and is working.
I will get lynched if I can't make this work soon. Here's postconf -n and a snippet of the smtp log. Please someone look at this and save my life!!
mail:/var/log root# postconf -n
alias_maps = hash:/etc/aliases,hash:/var/mailman/data/aliases
always_bcc =
command_directory = /usr/sbin
config_directory = /etc/postfix
content_filter = smtp-amavis:[127.0.0.1]:10024
daemon_directory = /usr/libexec/postfix
debugpeerlevel = 2
enableserveroptions = yes
inet_interfaces = all
luser_relay = postmaster
mail_owner = postfix
mailboxsizelimit = 0
mailbox_transport = cyrus
mailq_path = /usr/bin/mailq
manpage_directory = /usr/share/man
mapsrbldomains = dun.dnsrbl.net,relays.ordb.org,bl.csma.biz,bl.spamcop.net,sbl-xbl.spamhaus.org
messagesizelimit = 0
mydestination = $myhostname,localhost.$mydomain,mail.mandm.uk.com,192.168.1.100,mandm.uk.com,re ed-munkenbeck.com,212.18.249.218,mail.reed-munkenbeck.com
mydomain = mandm.uk.com
mydomain_fallback = localhost
myhostname = mail.mandm.uk.com
mynetworks = 127.0.0.0/8
mynetworks_style = host
newaliases_path = /usr/bin/newaliases
ownerrequestspecial = no
queue_directory = /private/var/spool/postfix
readme_directory = /usr/share/doc/postfix
recipient_delimiter = +
relayhost =
sample_directory = /usr/share/doc/postfix/examples
sendmail_path = /usr/sbin/sendmail
setgid_group = postdrop
smtpdclientrestrictions = permit_mynetworks hash:/etc/postfix/smtpdreject rejectrblclient bl.csma.biz rejectrblclient dun.dnsrbl.net rejectrblclient relays.ordb.org rejectrblclient bl.spamcop.net rejectrblclient sbl-xbl.spamhaus.org permit
smtpdenforcetls = no
smtpdpw_server_securityoptions = cram-md5
smtpdrecipientrestrictions = permitsasl_authenticated,permit_mynetworks,reject_unauthdestination,permit
smtpdsasl_authenable = yes
smtpdtlsloglevel = 0
smtpduse_pwserver = yes
smtpdusetls = no
unknownlocal_recipient_rejectcode = 550
virtualmailboxdomains =
mail:/var/log root#
smtp log:
Jan 5 12:35:17 mail postfix/master[20503]: daemon started -- version 2.1.5
Jan 5 12:35:17 mail postfix/qmgr[20506]: 3C1983B7F0D82: from=<[email protected]>, size=5704, nrcpt=1 (queue active)
Jan 5 12:35:17 mail postfix/qmgr[20506]: 8C51A3B7F13CA: from=<[email protected]>, size=4047, nrcpt=1 (queue active)
Jan 5 12:35:17 mail postfix/qmgr[20506]: 91B7D3B7F13A8: from=<[email protected]>, size=2638, nrcpt=1 (queue active)
Jan 5 12:35:17 mail postfix/qmgr[20506]: CF9FB3B7F13AF: from=, size=5145, nrcpt=1 (queue active)
Jan 5 12:35:17 mail postfix/pipe[20510]: 3C1983B7F0D82: to=<[email protected]>, relay=cyrus, delay=4489, status=deferred (temporary failure. Command output: couldn't connect to lmtpd: Connection refused_ 421 4.3.0 deliver: couldn't connect to lmtpd_ )
Jan 5 12:35:17 mail postfix/pipe[20517]: 8C51A3B7F13CA: to=<[email protected]>, relay=cyrus, delay=2301, status=deferred (temporary failure. Command output: couldn't connect to lmtpd: Connection refused_ 421 4.3.0 deliver: couldn't connect to lmtpd_ )
Jan 5 12:35:17 mail postfix/pipe[20514]: CF9FB3B7F13AF: to=<[email protected]>, relay=cyrus, delay=2307, status=deferred (temporary failure. Command output: couldn't connect to lmtpd: Connection refused_ 421 4.3.0 deliver: couldn't connect to lmtpd_ )
Jan 5 12:35:17 mail postfix/pipe[20515]: 91B7D3B7F13A8: to=<[email protected]>, relay=cyrus, delay=2307, status=deferred (temporary failure. Command output: couldn't connect to lmtpd: Connection refused_ 421 4.3.0 deliver: couldn't connect to lmtpd_ )
Other symptoms since upgrade: Server Admin refuses to turn on Mailing Lists. There's one list that was in use before the upgrade. If I click 'Enable Mailing Lists' and press Save, the box goes unchecked again as soon as the screen refreshes. Mailaccess.log (as shown in SA as the IMAP log)remains empty. Like the Mailing Lists issue above, I can't change the log detail levels; they just reset to what they were before.
Anything else anyone wants to know I'll post it.
Xserve G5 2.0DP, 2Gb RAM, 10.4.3 (u/g from 10.3.9) Mac OS X (10.4)
G4 and Xserve Mac OS X (10.4)

aha. a-bloody-ha.
I'll live to fight another day. The log entries about the stage. folder got me thinking and I realised that there was something wrong with the permissions. because I'd had to 'rescue' the mail database by moving to another volume, the permissions weren't right. Now, I had run mailbfr and watched it say it was fixing the ownerships and permissions on all this; I shouldn't have taken this for granted. The stage. folder was owned by me (admin) with read-only for everyone else. I changed it (heck, I changed the whole directory tree) to read-write for everyone and instantly mail started pouring in to everyone's accounts.
Everything is now working normally. It still bothers me that the whole shebang seems so fragile - especially in so far as the Server Admin app has at best only a tenuous grasp on the config files it's supposed to be supporting. Looking back over the past two days I can see that the basic setup was right in the first place but the manual changes I've been making in the various conf and cf files were ones that SA was supposed to be able to do for me. The whole point of having Server Admin>Settings>Logging is so you can set the log level right there - not in bloody pico via the bloody command line. Sorry - I'm tired and a little punch-drunk. It also bothers me that, having learned my humble skills on AppleShare 6 (and MacDNS), we're now in a place where none of the key components of the server are actually made by Apple, documented by Apple, or properly supported by Apple. Since Mail Service isn't a closed box with 'Apple' written on it, but a collection of dozens of interconnected third-party processes working in tandem, there really ought to be a 'master document' that shows the complete flow through the system. Most of you guys are proper experts and I'm truly grateful you're there - but I'm not afraid to admit that I didn't actually know that every message had to pass though a folder called stage. on its way to delivery and it would have nice to have been able to find that information in one of Apple's manuals. If I'd known I might have looked at it sooner.
The customer in this case is a firm of architects; they're creatives; non-technical; Apple-lovers precisely because they love the ease of use, the style and the non-pointy-headed approach of Apple's kit. I'm reminded that when this customer bought this Xserve 18 months ago, I made them buy the 3 year service contract for it. But when during the initial setup NAT wouldn't work properly I called Apple for help and they told me that 'setup problems aren't covered'. Good Grief. 450 quid. And let's not forget 700 quid for the 10.4 software.
Now, having saved myself from being lynched by the customer I'm probably going to be strung up by the very people on this list that people like me have to rely on when we get into trouble.
So, to save you all the trouble - yes, I'm a rank amateur; yes, I should do more homework; yes, I promise to keep googling and searching and reading and playing with my in-house machine... I don't promise to do a course on it since 'MacOs Server Essentials' is $2,000 to start with, and I don't have that kind of money.
Think I'd better go have a lie down.

/etc/services clobbered in upgrade

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