Re: [Cooker] Mdk 7.1 Beta 3 - identd / pidentd

2000-06-06 Thread Vandoorselaere Yoann

Guillaume Cottenceau [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 Don  Head [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
 
  Unfortunately, this doesn't help.
  
  I had already noticed that the CD had bad RPMS, so I used the pidentd RPM
  off Cooker, then tried the one from Beta 2, then tried the one from 7.0-2,
  then tried the one from 6.1.  The same error occurred in all of them, making
  the problem seem more than just pidentd.  I am STILL unable to connect to
  EFnet/IRC do to their screening for valid identd responses.  Can someone do
  an install like the one I've outlined below and verify that I'm not smoking
  crack?  All you really have to do is start identd standalone and watch the
  logs.  The /var/log/messages output is below.
 
 Have you investigated this?
 
 May 28 15:47:20 adsl-64-216-197-92 identd[14702]: fopen("/proc/net/tcp", "r"): 
Permission denied
 
 
 Isn't it msec which changes properties?

doesn't seem to be related to msec.

-- 
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Re: [Cooker] Mdk 7.1 Beta 3 - identd / pidentd

2000-06-05 Thread Guillaume Cottenceau

Don  Head [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 Unfortunately, this doesn't help.
 
 I had already noticed that the CD had bad RPMS, so I used the pidentd RPM
 off Cooker, then tried the one from Beta 2, then tried the one from 7.0-2,
 then tried the one from 6.1.  The same error occurred in all of them, making
 the problem seem more than just pidentd.  I am STILL unable to connect to
 EFnet/IRC do to their screening for valid identd responses.  Can someone do
 an install like the one I've outlined below and verify that I'm not smoking
 crack?  All you really have to do is start identd standalone and watch the
 logs.  The /var/log/messages output is below.

Have you investigated this?

May 28 15:47:20 adsl-64-216-197-92 identd[14702]: fopen("/proc/net/tcp", "r"): 
Permission denied


Isn't it msec which changes properties?


 
 Don Head
 Linux Mentor
 Wave Technologies, Inc.
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 [AIM - Don Wave][ICQ - 18804935]
 [IRC - EFnet, #WaveTech, Don-Wave]
 
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Civileme [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2000 8:28 PM
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Re: [Cooker] Mdk 7.1 Beta 3 - identd / pidentd
 
 
 On Thu, 01 Jun 2000, you wrote:
  Sent this a while ago, haven't seen a response or a fix yet.. still stuck
  without IRC.. any comments?
 
 
  System:
 
  Compaq Prolinea 575 (Pentium 75)
  80MB RAM (Wow!)
  500MB Hard Drive (I know, small..)
  3COM 3C509B (ISA 10MB NIC)
 
 
  Install:
 
  network.img from Beta 3 CD/ISO
  NFS to 7.1 Beta 2 machine next to it with Beta 3 ISO exported
  Graphical install
  Expert
  Custom
  High security
  pidentd-3.0.10-1mdk.i586.rpm from Cooker, as the one on the CD reported
"not a valid RPM"
 
  Problem:
 
  1.
  Identd does not seem to function (or start, for that matter).  Upon
  execution of "/etc/rc.d/init.d/identd start", the following is sent to
  /var/log/messages:
 
  May 28 15:47:20 adsl-64-216-197-92 identd[14702]: fopen("/proc/net/tcp",
  "r"): Permission denied
  May 28 15:47:20 adsl-64-216-197-92 identd: identd startup succeeded
 
  A "ps ax" shows no ident or pident processes whatsoever.  The startup was
  not successful. =(
 
  Attempts to use inetd to run identd services have failed, I'm guessing
  because of a similar (permissions?) problem.  I have tried to log on to
 IRC
  to test this.  This usually fails, no servers will let me on do to a lack
  of identd.  I assume this means that identd still doesn't work if you use
  inetd.
 
  My thoughts, the "secure" kernel (used by default in High security?) is a
  little "too" secure for identd, both standalone and when run through
 inetd.
 
 
  2.
  This RPM installs a broken symlink, /usr/sbin/in.identd.8
 
 
  3.
  The pidentd RPM on the Beta 3 ISO/CD appears to be corrupt.  This may have
  just been my ISO/CD, not sure at this point.  I had to use the RPM from
  Cooker to get it installed.
 
 
  Work Around:
 
 The hydrogen3-ext.iso has a number of files filled with nulls.  It appears
 to 
 have been a gross oversight somewhere.  The workaround that works for me is 
 to install hydrogen (beta 1) and use the hydrogen3 iso/cd files to do an 
 UPGRADE.  That way, I may have some older files but none corrupt or just
 left 
 out.
 
 (Did someone use Netscape to transmit these files?  I have had a 5Mb file 
 filled with nulls occur from a netscape "instant download".  Fortunately I 
 was watching the screen at the time the DL started and the window flashed 
 momentarily on the screen and the windowopen sound collided with the window 
 close one.)
 
 Civileme
 
 
 
 
  Help?
 
 
  ADDICTION
  I CAN'T GET ON IRC, AND I'M GOING THROUGH WITHDRAWLS!
  /ADDICTION
 
 
  Don Head
  Linux Mentor
  Wave Technologies, Inc.
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 

-- 
Guillaume Cottenceau




RE: [Cooker] Mdk 7.1 Beta 3 - identd / pidentd

2000-06-02 Thread Don Head

Unfortunately, this doesn't help.

I had already noticed that the CD had bad RPMS, so I used the pidentd RPM
off Cooker, then tried the one from Beta 2, then tried the one from 7.0-2,
then tried the one from 6.1.  The same error occurred in all of them, making
the problem seem more than just pidentd.  I am STILL unable to connect to
EFnet/IRC do to their screening for valid identd responses.  Can someone do
an install like the one I've outlined below and verify that I'm not smoking
crack?  All you really have to do is start identd standalone and watch the
logs.  The /var/log/messages output is below.

Don Head
Linux Mentor
Wave Technologies, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[AIM - Don Wave][ICQ - 18804935]
[IRC - EFnet, #WaveTech, Don-Wave]


-Original Message-
From: Civileme [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2000 8:28 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Cooker] Mdk 7.1 Beta 3 - identd / pidentd


On Thu, 01 Jun 2000, you wrote:
 Sent this a while ago, haven't seen a response or a fix yet.. still stuck
 without IRC.. any comments?


 System:

 Compaq Prolinea 575 (Pentium 75)
 80MB RAM (Wow!)
 500MB Hard Drive (I know, small..)
 3COM 3C509B (ISA 10MB NIC)


 Install:

 network.img from Beta 3 CD/ISO
 NFS to 7.1 Beta 2 machine next to it with Beta 3 ISO exported
 Graphical install
 Expert
 Custom
 High security
 pidentd-3.0.10-1mdk.i586.rpm from Cooker, as the one on the CD reported
   "not a valid RPM"

 Problem:

 1.
 Identd does not seem to function (or start, for that matter).  Upon
 execution of "/etc/rc.d/init.d/identd start", the following is sent to
 /var/log/messages:

 May 28 15:47:20 adsl-64-216-197-92 identd[14702]: fopen("/proc/net/tcp",
 "r"): Permission denied
 May 28 15:47:20 adsl-64-216-197-92 identd: identd startup succeeded

 A "ps ax" shows no ident or pident processes whatsoever.  The startup was
 not successful. =(

 Attempts to use inetd to run identd services have failed, I'm guessing
 because of a similar (permissions?) problem.  I have tried to log on to
IRC
 to test this.  This usually fails, no servers will let me on do to a lack
 of identd.  I assume this means that identd still doesn't work if you use
 inetd.

 My thoughts, the "secure" kernel (used by default in High security?) is a
 little "too" secure for identd, both standalone and when run through
inetd.


 2.
 This RPM installs a broken symlink, /usr/sbin/in.identd.8


 3.
 The pidentd RPM on the Beta 3 ISO/CD appears to be corrupt.  This may have
 just been my ISO/CD, not sure at this point.  I had to use the RPM from
 Cooker to get it installed.


 Work Around:

The hydrogen3-ext.iso has a number of files filled with nulls.  It appears
to 
have been a gross oversight somewhere.  The workaround that works for me is 
to install hydrogen (beta 1) and use the hydrogen3 iso/cd files to do an 
UPGRADE.  That way, I may have some older files but none corrupt or just
left 
out.

(Did someone use Netscape to transmit these files?  I have had a 5Mb file 
filled with nulls occur from a netscape "instant download".  Fortunately I 
was watching the screen at the time the DL started and the window flashed 
momentarily on the screen and the windowopen sound collided with the window 
close one.)

Civileme




 Help?


 ADDICTION
 I CAN'T GET ON IRC, AND I'M GOING THROUGH WITHDRAWLS!
 /ADDICTION


 Don Head
 Linux Mentor
 Wave Technologies, Inc.
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]




Re: [Cooker] Mdk 7.1 Beta 3 - identd / pidentd

2000-06-01 Thread Civileme

On Thu, 01 Jun 2000, you wrote:
 Sent this a while ago, haven't seen a response or a fix yet.. still stuck
 without IRC.. any comments?


 System:

 Compaq Prolinea 575 (Pentium 75)
 80MB RAM (Wow!)
 500MB Hard Drive (I know, small..)
 3COM 3C509B (ISA 10MB NIC)


 Install:

 network.img from Beta 3 CD/ISO
 NFS to 7.1 Beta 2 machine next to it with Beta 3 ISO exported
 Graphical install
 Expert
 Custom
 High security
 pidentd-3.0.10-1mdk.i586.rpm from Cooker, as the one on the CD reported
   "not a valid RPM"

 Problem:

 1.
 Identd does not seem to function (or start, for that matter).  Upon
 execution of "/etc/rc.d/init.d/identd start", the following is sent to
 /var/log/messages:

 May 28 15:47:20 adsl-64-216-197-92 identd[14702]: fopen("/proc/net/tcp",
 "r"): Permission denied
 May 28 15:47:20 adsl-64-216-197-92 identd: identd startup succeeded

 A "ps ax" shows no ident or pident processes whatsoever.  The startup was
 not successful. =(

 Attempts to use inetd to run identd services have failed, I'm guessing
 because of a similar (permissions?) problem.  I have tried to log on to IRC
 to test this.  This usually fails, no servers will let me on do to a lack
 of identd.  I assume this means that identd still doesn't work if you use
 inetd.

 My thoughts, the "secure" kernel (used by default in High security?) is a
 little "too" secure for identd, both standalone and when run through inetd.


 2.
 This RPM installs a broken symlink, /usr/sbin/in.identd.8


 3.
 The pidentd RPM on the Beta 3 ISO/CD appears to be corrupt.  This may have
 just been my ISO/CD, not sure at this point.  I had to use the RPM from
 Cooker to get it installed.


 Work Around:

The hydrogen3-ext.iso has a number of files filled with nulls.  It appears to 
have been a gross oversight somewhere.  The workaround that works for me is 
to install hydrogen (beta 1) and use the hydrogen3 iso/cd files to do an 
UPGRADE.  That way, I may have some older files but none corrupt or just left 
out.

(Did someone use Netscape to transmit these files?  I have had a 5Mb file 
filled with nulls occur from a netscape "instant download".  Fortunately I 
was watching the screen at the time the DL started and the window flashed 
momentarily on the screen and the windowopen sound collided with the window 
close one.)

Civileme




 Help?


 ADDICTION
 I CAN'T GET ON IRC, AND I'M GOING THROUGH WITHDRAWLS!
 /ADDICTION


 Don Head
 Linux Mentor
 Wave Technologies, Inc.
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]