Broken identd in 2.1.92 (before unknown, works in 2.0.33)
Trever Adams (arabian@onramp.net)
Sun, 05 Apr 1998 09:24:55 +0000
This may well be a bug in the kernel or in identd. I do not know
which. I was using infoseek to find "Internet Patent News Service"
(trying to find out more about a post that said that Open Market's
commerce patents may be bogus, never did find what I was after)...
anyway they apparently did some queries for identification. This I know
works under 2.0.33 (Up to date with errata RedHat 5.0 system with self
compiled kernels). But below is an example. I do not know if it was
that the ports were already closed or if the new TCP/IP code broke the
owner check mechanisms. Anyway below are the logs. Please note machine
name and my ip have been purposefully messed up.
Trever Adams
arabian@onramp.net
Apr 5 03:43:36 whichever identd[504]: from: 127.0.0.1 ( world-f.std.com
) for: 1149, 80
Apr 5 03:43:36 whichever identd[505]: from: 127.0.0.1 ( world-f.std.com
) for: 1150, 80
Apr 5 03:43:37 whichever identd[506]: from: 127.0.0.1 ( world-f.std.com
) for: 1151, 80
Apr 5 03:43:37 whichever identd[504]: Returned: 1149 , 80 : NO-USER
Apr 5 03:43:37 whichever identd[505]: Returned: 1150 , 80 : NO-USER
Apr 5 03:43:37 whichever identd[506]: Returned: 1151 , 80 : NO-USER
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