Hi,
Someone knows why the second commando does not prepare the file cdb
corrected?
I'm using the following members, beyond to qmail 1.03:
a) supervise-scripts version 3.2
b) daemontools version 0.70
c) ucspi-tcp version 0.88
First command:
[root@server /tmp]# echo ':allow,RELAYCLIENT="abc"' > t.rules
[root@server /tmp]# tcprules t.cdb t.tmp < t.rules
[root@server /tmp]# tcprulescheck t.cdb
rule :
set environment variable RELAYCLIENT=abc
allow connection
[root@server /tmp]#
Second command:
[root@server /tmp]# echo '10.1.1.2:allow,RELAYCLIENT="abc"' > t.rules
[root@server /tmp]# tcprules t.cdb t.tmp < t.rules
[root@server /tmp]# tcprulescheck t.cdb
default:
allow connection
[root@server /tmp]#
As you see in the second command, if I put an IP in the file of rules, the
file cdb generated does not contain some value, missing the IP and the set
of variable the X.
What's mistaking?
Thanks you.
(sorry for my bad english, I'm italian)
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Dario Lesca ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
