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Problems with Panther? - setgroups: Operation not permitted
Oops, my bad. Not only did I accidentally start inetd as a non-root user, but inetd isn't even running by default on Panther; xinetd is! But there are still problems; now when I try Trying 127.0.0.1... Connected to localhost. Escape character is '^]'.... and after a short (3-4 second) delay... Connection closed by foreign host. Mail.app still can't connect to gogeek_smtp.
Problems with Panther? - setgroups: Operation not permitted
I don't remember if I did anything diffrently when I set up this trink under Panter, the basic idea still works flawlessly for me. I think /etc/inetd.con is still used, so you don't need to learn the config file formats of xinetd unless you want to.
Problems with Panther? - setgroups: Operation not permitted
I just got this working in Panther. I found that the server wasn't connecting to the mail server at all, because the root user (as whom xinetd was launching ssh) was failing on a host key check. |
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