On Thu, 15 Feb 2001, Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
> But is this the Debian way? What will happen when I upgrade lpr package?
i'd be more than very surprised if any automatic script would modify
any conf file i write or modify. then again, you never know what those
scripts will do, but they strongly shouldn't.
> Feb 15 15:36:50 pilchuck lpd[9780]: bind: Address already in use
> Feb 15 15:36:50 pilchuck lpd[9780]: exiting
now actually looking at lpd:), it doesn't seem to support being run
from inetd. you have several ways to go, though. first, trust it's own
builtin access control (lpd.perms or something); (possibly
additionally) put a packet filter in front of it; or you can add
libwrap support to lpd (it's not supposed to be hard); or the last
thing i can think of is to modify lpd in a way when it allows to be
run from inetd (that is, it takes its input from stdin, iirc)
having a very quick look at lpd.perms(5) i'd say its basically
equivalent (functionality-wise) to hosts.{allow,deny}, but also has
print service-specific options. i didn't find the equivalent option to
UKNOWN and PARANOID, though, but, as printing is supposed (imho) be a
`local' service, you have to maintain a consistent dns database and
you won't even need this.
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