I installed oidentd via Fink, edited my xinetd.d/auth file, and then
sent it a HUP. oidentd is replying to my requests, but it always sends
something like: "1 , 2 : ERROR : NO-USER" (even for valid port pairs).
Has anyone gotten oidentd to work in Panther? It works just fine for
me in Linux, and I have my other machines all configured properly for
my NAT proxy.
Here's my configuration. /etc/xinetd.d/auth:
service auth
{
disable = no
socket_type = stream
wait = no
user = root
group = wheel
server = /sw/sbin/oidentd
server_args = --stdio -d -P 192.168.1.1 -C /sw/etc/oidentd.conf
groups = yes
flags = REUSE IPv6
}
/sw/etc/oidentd.conf:
# Configuration for oidentd
# see oidentd.conf(5)
#
default {
default {
allow spoof
deny spoof_all
deny spoof_privport
deny hide
allow random
allow random_numeric
allow numeric
}
}
# you may want to hide root connections
user "root" {
default {
force reply "UNKNOWN"
}
}
And that's it. I'm wondering if the darwin.c file used to map local
ports => users is no longer valid, but I don't have the programming
experience needed to tell.
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