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IPv6 only??
by Scorpaen - Aug 1st 2007 05:29:08
i'm using it on kubuntu gutsy gibbon alpha3
apparently it only listens on IPv6 and i need IPv4.
root@patrick-desktop:/var/log# netstat -a | grep auth
tcp6 0 0 *:auth *:*
LISTEN
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psybnc+oidentd issue resolved - plz ignore last post
by Devios - Aug 25th 2004 14:41:20
I figured out my STUPID problem. When you run oidentd as -u nobody and -g
nobody, it doesn't have access to the /home/*/.oidentd.conf files until you
give chmod o+rx /home/* and chmod o+r /home/*/.oidentd.conf files... This
non-issue is resolved. I hope everyone else is 1) not as stupid as I am,
or 2) able to use this info to learn from my mistake.
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Re: psybnc+oidentd issue resolved - plz ignore last post
by Serpi - Oct 7th 2004 12:49:34
My wont work even when I did like you, but can you say more exactly how you
did all the way and that version is you using ?
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Re: psybnc+oidentd issue resolved - plz ignore last post
by PhYre - Mar 5th 2006 08:16:30
Well my oidentd apparently can't use the spoof function on a FreeBSD 5.4
box.. The config files are the following
oidentd.conf
default {
default {
deny spoof
deny spoof_all
deny spoof_privport
allow random_numeric
deny hide
}
}
user phyre {
default {
allow spoof
allow spoof_all
allow spoof_privport
}
}
And my .oidentd.conf in the phyre home directory :
global { reply "phyre" "forsaken" "jupiter" "schatje"}
So on IRC for example, the IRC client reports
phyre@phyre.cc like it
should, instead of ~phyre@phyre.cc
But when I use an eggdrop bot on IRC, and try to spoof the username to
'jupiter', the .oidentd.conf
file seems to be neglected by the
daemon...
Any ideas anyone because I've ran out of them...
Cheers!
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oidentd and psybnc
by Devios - Aug 25th 2004 08:54:55
I don't understand what needs to happen for psybnc to use oidentd
correctly.
oidentd (on my psybnc server) does not pick up my irc client's ident
response, or use the psybnc username/nickname/login for it's ident
response.
Additionally, oidentd returns the username that started the psybnc process
to irc servers (psybnc-process-starter) and completely ignores
/home/(psybnc-process-starter)/.oidentd.conf.
This is on a RHL 7.3 system.
My /etc/oidentd.conf command is as follows:
default {
default {
allow spoof
deny spoof_all
deny spoof_privport
allow random
allow random_numeric
allow numeric
deny hide
}
}
And the command I use to start oidentd is as follows:
oidentd -d -m -f -u nobody -g nobody -C /etc/oidentd.conf
What is wrong here? psybnc has been compiled with oidentd support
flagged, so that is not the problem.
The psybnc process on the redhat system has multiple users that connect on
virtual ips (it is a virtually multi-homed system)
(/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0:1, eth0:2, etc.).
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Solaris
by WoC - Aug 22nd 2003 16:43:27
2.0.7 fails to compile on Solaris 7
--
// WoC
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oidentd 2.0.7
by freak - Aug 15th 2003 09:08:54
running oidentd 2.0.7 on slack 9.x with 2.4.20
getting:
[129.250.228.2] 54890 , 6667 : ERROR : NO-USER
even when logged in as root, or any user
oidentd -l 5 -e --other=UNIX
is what i used to start it,
oidentd -l 5 -u nobody -e --other=UNIX -r MYSTRING
is what i normally use to run it, but all the sudden it just stopped
responding when i had a power outage, and the box lost power. nothing else
on the box seems to have problems, but oidentd. it will respond to all
queries with MYSTRING, even for a local ircd request. the box is behind a
router, but running as DMZ, even with port 113 forwarded to the box, the
samething happens.
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Re: oidentd 2.0.7
by assenzio - Oct 10th 2003 10:47:42
> running oidentd 2.0.7 on slack 9.x with
> 2.4.20
>
> getting:
> [129.250.228.2] 54890 , 6667 : ERROR :
> NO-USER
>
> even when logged in as root, or any
> user
>
> oidentd -l 5 -e --other=UNIX
>
> is what i used to start it,
>
> oidentd -l 5 -u nobody -e --other=UNIX
> -r MYSTRING
>
> is what i normally use to run it, but
> all the sudden it just stopped
> responding when i had a power outage,
> and the box lost power. nothing else on
> the box seems to have problems, but
> oidentd. it will respond to all queries
> with MYSTRING, even for a local ircd
> request. the box is behind a router, but
> running as DMZ, even with port 113
> forwarded to the box, the samething
> happens.
>
Hi freak,
I have your same problem.. did u solved it?
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cygwin compiling...
by GhostInTheRuins - Mar 27th 2003 02:32:24
ok downloaded and tried to compile on cygwin (win98se, 1.3.22) 3 versions
now and with ./configure i get a start but it ends all the time with
"cygwin not yet supported" so my question is... when is gonna be
supported? :)
i hope soon enough...
ciao,
Valentin
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oidentd + FreeBSD + ipf
by dewil - Mar 6th 2003 00:44:24
Oidentd isn't working properly on FreeBSD with ipf enabled.
--Configuration
checking if nat_t has nat_p member... NO
MASQ disabled
i check configure script, and found points. Script search within
/usr/local/include for 3 headers. But that headers isn't there. OK. Problem
resolved. I copy this headers from /usr/src/... to this path. And configure
again. And see
checking if nat_t has nat_p member... YES. Great!!! But oidentd is still
not working through IPNAT. It is bug or something ? Oidentd is only one
which support masqueraded connections.
Configuration of my BSD box is:
FreeBSD jankolova.ovsiste.sk 4.8-RC FreeBSD 4.8-RC #2: Wed Mar 5 12:13:39
CET 2003 root@jankolova.ovsiste.sk:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/solko_ipf
i386
with ipf enabled :)
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Re: oidentd + FreeBSD + ipf
by Kyle Hall - Apr 15th 2003 01:27:21
I just installed oidentd with an IPF enabled kernel, and all works well for
me. Are you starting oidentd with the flags '-f -m'? -f == forwarding,
and falls back to -m for masquerading support in /etc/oidentd_masq.cfg
> Oidentd isn't working properly on
> FreeBSD with ipf enabled.
>
> --Configuration
>
> checking if nat_t has nat_p member...
> NO
> MASQ disabled
>
> i check configure script, and found
> points. Script search within
> /usr/local/include for 3 headers. But
> that headers isn't there. OK. Problem
> resolved. I copy this headers from
> /usr/src/... to this path. And configure
> again. And see
> checking if nat_t has nat_p member...
> YES. Great!!! But oidentd is still not
> working through IPNAT. It is bug or
> something ? Oidentd is only one which
> support masqueraded connections.
> Configuration of my BSD box is:
>
>
> FreeBSD jankolova.ovsiste.sk 4.8-RC
> FreeBSD 4.8-RC #2: Wed Mar 5 12:13:39
> CET 2003
> root@jankolova.ovsiste.sk:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/solko_ipf
> i386
>
> with ipf enabled :)
>
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oidentd.conf
by snowfreek - May 19th 2002 08:47:39
can someone give me an example on a conf file.
i didn't understand much of that oidentd.conf.5!
in the conf file there must be something that works
with irc-servers and some ftp-sites i got requiers identd to work! can
somone help with this??
snowfreek
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Re: oidentd.conf
by outspoken - Dec 16th 2002 16:44:24
there are a few examples you need to take into consideration. the .conf and
the .user files. I use oidentd_masq.conf and that contains simple
information such as this:
10.0.0.1 outspoken UNIX
there is also the oidentd.user file which is the same but also includes
the mask:
/
10.0.0.1/255.255.255.255 outspoken UNIX
as for the oidentd.conf that is rather large and you will need to search
google.com or look in the examples to learn more.
OIDENTD IS THE BEST IDENT DAEMON FOR LINUX!!!
I have used many, and oidentd is still the best I have found for all of my
needs.
> can someone give me an example on a conf
> file.
> i didn't understand much of that
> oidentd.conf.5!
> in the conf file there must be something
> that works
> with irc-servers and some ftp-sites i
> got requiers identd to work! can somone
> help with this??
>
> snowfreek
--
- outspoken
http://www.activereviews.com
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BUG FIX
by wajkas - Sep 24th 2001 20:48:55
oidentd 1.9.9.1 release has a bug in src/oidentd.c file. It causes NO-USER
error for masquarading connections. To solve this problem you should change
line 255 in src/oidentd.c:
//ORIGINAL
ret = masq(sock, htons(lport), htons(fport),
sin_addr(&laddr), sin_addr(&faddr));
//FIXED
ret = masq(sock, htons(lport), htons(fport),
&laddr, &faddr);
after doing this everything should go right, if you didn't make any
mistakes by your self.
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