>> secondly, "reveal" is meant to drop into background, accepting
>> connections on TCP/4523 where it replies with the concatenation of the
>> originating IPv4 address and port number.
>
> is there a reason for not using listen(8)? all that is needed is a
> script in /bin/service/tcp4523 nearly i
> secondly, "reveal" is meant to drop into background, accepting
> connections on TCP/4523 where it replies with the concatenation of the
> originating IPv4 address and port number.
is there a reason for not using listen(8)? all that is needed is a
script in /bin/service/tcp4523 nearly identical
> On Thu, Nov 27, 2008 at 1:35 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Now, (a) I'm hoping someone can compile reveal.c (pcc -o reveal
>> -D_POSIX_SOURCES -D_BSD_EXTENSION reveal.c -lbsd) in a pristine APE
>> environment and prove to me that it works unmodified or, (b) somebody
>> can give me some point
> the real solution involves reference counting. but in your case,
> not forking would make more sense. in fact, if you wanted
> to start reveal from listen(1), you could dispense with the
> for(;;) and the fork.
Of course, but the point is to implement a Posix utility under APE,
specially as th
> After removing the (socklen_t*) typecast...
> # pcc -o reveal -D_POSIX_SOURCE -D_BSD_EXTENSION reveal.c -lbsd
> # ./reveal
> ERRNO: 12
> socket accept: Invalid argument
The precise error I get as well. Thank you for confirming. I'd
forgotten that one of the reasons for doing this was to add
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On Thu, Nov 27, 2008 at 1:35 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Now, (a) I'm hoping someone can compile reveal.c (pcc -o reveal
> -D_POSIX_SOURCES -D_BSD_EXTENSION reveal.c -lbsd) in a pristine APE
> environment and prove to me that it works unmodified or, (b) somebody
> can give me some pointers on
(... where the 'B' suffix is intended to mean "BSD")
I would mail 9trouble, but I'm sure I have the wrong end of the stick
here, as seems to be too frequently the case, so let me ask for some
sanity checking.
The attached program (reveal) is a toy I use under NetBSD to disclose
the originating IP
