Hi everyone,
At University Grenoble Alpes, I launched a master student project to try
fixing some bugs in Illumos/OpenIndiana. This way, the student can learn
the basics of an operating system, use Git, recompile a kernel, see
real-life C code, and so on.
As a first assignment, I chose bug #10041
>> But I tried as you suggested, and managed to start sshd via inetd.
>> The trick is to use inetconv and to run "sshd -i". I can provide
>> detailed explanations on request.
>
> Provide instructions here on the list, please. It may be useful to have
> the knowledge at some point.
OK. I still in
Hello Michal,
> looking at the patch which restores tcp-wrapper support in OpenSSH
> (upstream removed it in v6.7), it seems to me that tcp-wrapper is used
> only when sshd was started via inetd.
Thanks for the info, this was helpful. On Oracle Solaris 10, the TCP
wrappers are active even when
By default, support for TCP wrappers was removed from OpenSSH, unless
it is compiled with the proper option. This seems to be indeed the case
for OI's sshd:
# ldd /usr/lib/ssh/sshd
libwrap.so.1 => /usr/lib/64/libwrap.so.1
However, after setting "/etc/hosts.deny" to "ALL: ALL"
/etc/hosts.deny.
But everything vanishes at the next reboot. The variable
tcp_wrapper is set back to FALSE and the files /etc/hosts.*
are deleted.
Any hint?
Hubert Garavel
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Many thanks for your answers, they were helpful and appreciated.
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ot deleted at reboot)
- So far, my best guess was
$ svcadm disable svc:/system/identity:domain
$ echo "dom.org" > /etc/defaultdomain
$ svcadm enable svc:/system/identity:domain
$ domainname
dom.org
but again /etc/defaultdomain is destroyed at the next reboot.
