> Dave Wreski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote about my inetd patches:
> > They never got included for a good reason. This functionality is already
> > available by using ipfwadm to block access to ports to wish to restrict.
>
> And if I want to run different daemons on the same port number of different
> IP addresses? Or the same daemon but with different command-line
> arguments? I don't know any way to use ipfwadm to do that, and it was my
> primary objective.
Use the transparent proxy features. Run your services on non-standard ports,
and redirect traffic to the standard ports to the appropriate service based the
destination IP.
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