tcplogd causing minor accept() trauma in authsrv (fwtk)...
Any of you guys running the fwtk? I posted this in their list and
got no reply so I'll try it here...
Things seem to be working in general. When I telnet from an untrusted
network, I can authenticate properly and use the proxy. I am noticing a bit
of junk seems to be introduced into the brand new (2nd ?) connection when
tcplogd is running which authsrv reads and logs as bogus (-DDEBUG):
No tcplogd (normal):
netacl[4920]: permit host=it.dm.com/10.30.88.88 service=telnetd
execute=/usr/local/etc/tn-gw
tn-gw[4920]: permit host=it.dm.com/10.30.88.88 use of gateway
authsrv[4921]: srvsay Authsrv ready. (V2.1)
tn-gw[4920]: auth_recv Authsrv ready. (V2.1)
...
With tcplogd:
tcplogd: telnet connection attempt from unknown@it.dm.com [10.30.88.88]
netacl[4943]: permit host=it.dm.com/10.30.88.88 service=telnetd
execute=/usr/local/etc/tn-gw
tn-gw[4943]: permit host=it.dm.com/10.30.88.88 use of gateway
authsrv[4944]: srvsay Authsrv ready. (V2.1)
tn-gw[4943]: auth_recv Authsrv ready. (V2.1)
authsrv[4947]: srvsay Authsrv ready. (V2.1)
authsrv[4947]: srvhear 3315,7777
authsrv[4947]: unrecognized command: 3315,7777
authsrv[4947]: srvsay Command "3315,7777" unrecognized.
tcplogd: authsrv connection attempt from ?ª^D@^A@localhost [127.0.0.1]
tcplogd: auth connection attempt from localhost [127.0.0.1]
...
I'm new to Debian Linux (distro v.2.1) and consequently tcplogd.
Do I _want_ to run tcplogd? Is this a bug or a feature in tcplogd?
Thanks,
- Tor
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