hi, i've been trying and reading all i could but i simply cant make it work properly.
what i have: fedora core 3, kernel 2.6.11 (had 2.6.2 or so before and it didnt work either)
what i did:
1- installed psybnc with oidentd support
2- installed oidentd according to several faqs on the net (eg. http://www.psybnc.info/faq.html#q15 )
3- i added the group 'nogroup'
and now it comes:
4- if i _dont_ run oidentd, clients on irc going through psybnc proxy get '~userX@myhost.com' which is perfectly ok.
if i start oidentd from _init_ then it runs as /usr/sbin/oidentd -m -u nobody -g nogroup and the client gets this
'my_unix_account_name@myhost.com'
if i _dont_ start it from init but only the file itself from /usr/sbin then the clients get this 'user1@myhost.com' for
_all_ clients going through the proxy psybnc.
and of course i would need them to get 'userX@myhost.com' .. so that all get an ident response according to their
specified ident..
i wish someone could help me..
have a nice day,
moris
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oidentd doesnt work properly with psybnc
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dude, you are not really in a position to judge my posts
if you ever took a look at psybnc source, you would've noticed that all it does regarding oidentd is to put your current ident in ~/.oidentd.conf - something that you could do yourself, if you bothered to RTFM; and by the way, other identd daemons, including your vanilla fedora identd, also support dynamic idents, just like oidentd does; what makes oidentd unique, and what it should be used for, is NAT support, i.e. you can run it on your gateway/firewall machine and have it forward ident requests to your internal IPs where you possibly run mIRC
so, proclaimed "oidentd support" is simply laughable
if you ever took a look at psybnc source, you would've noticed that all it does regarding oidentd is to put your current ident in ~/.oidentd.conf - something that you could do yourself, if you bothered to RTFM; and by the way, other identd daemons, including your vanilla fedora identd, also support dynamic idents, just like oidentd does; what makes oidentd unique, and what it should be used for, is NAT support, i.e. you can run it on your gateway/firewall machine and have it forward ident requests to your internal IPs where you possibly run mIRC
so, proclaimed "oidentd support" is simply laughable
demonds post was in no way off topic. I suggest in future you get the facts first before shooting your mouth off.
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Oidentd is only to beused on Quakenet if you have trust...
And you need to edit the "oidentd.conf" file, the standart conf isnt work with TRUST on qnet.
my is looking like this :
Try change it to that !
Regards
And you need to edit the "oidentd.conf" file, the standart conf isnt work with TRUST on qnet.
my is looking like this :
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default {
default {
allow spoof
allow spoof_all
allow spoof_privport
allow random
allow random_numeric
allow numeric
allow hide
}
}
Regards