Re: Unable to post
Patrik Rådman <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.network.sn |
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Peter Heckert <[email protected]> wrote: > > Path is set to /usr/local/sbin . This is where I installed sn. > Maybe, inetd or tcpd deletes the PATH, for security reasons ? Hmm, could be... > > Well, setting env vars in /etc/hosts.allow should work just fine. (And does > > work for me.) I noticed, however, that Harold put this comment in > > INSTALL.run: > > > > NOTE: the "setenv" capability is said to be unworkable in the tcpd that > > ships with certain versions of the Red Hat Linux distribution. > > > > I have used www.google.com/linux to learn more about this. > Seemingly there are some problems. > First, I believe, the syntax should be "setenv POSTING_OK 1". > "setenv=POSTING_OK" is not the correct syntax. > Also Wietse Venema,the author of tcpd says,that at least one argument must be > given. > Also there are problems with redhats tcpd and setenv mentioned. > I believe,that "setenv" doesnt work for Mandrakes tcpd. Oh? Well, "setenv=POSTING_OK" has certainly worked for me... Perhaps it's changed in newer versions of tcpd. If you've found any good URLs about this, feel free to share... :) -- Patrik Rådman · patrik at iki dot fi · http://www.iki.fi/patrik/ "It's the year 2000 - but where are the flying cars?"