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   Benny Pedersen to Alan Ianson   
   bbbsd   
   12 Sep 21 16:22:50   
   
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   TID: hpt/lnx 1.9.0-cur 17-02-17   
   Hello Alan!   
      
   07 May 2021 13:25, Alan Ianson wrote to Aaron Thomas:   
      
    AI> Hello Aaron,   
      
    AT>> I'm trying to run bbbsd on Ubuntu with this syntax:   
      
    AT>> sudo ./bbbsd 1 1 telnet:23 httpd:80   
      
    AT>> But then BBBSD says this:   
      
    AT>> "Can't bind to socket. Is service already running? Using ports below   
    AT>> 1024 require root access, see uid: paramenter"   
      
   +1   
      
    AT>> It works fine if I just run it on port 23 for telnet like this:   
    AT>> sudo ./bbbsd 1 1 telnet:23   
      
   that should not work   
      
    AT>> But of course I want to listen for http connections too.   
      
    AT>> Any tips?   
      
   xinetd proxy   
      
   then bind bbbs to highports only, so xinetd proxy low ports to highports, i   
   did this when i did not have ipv6 at home :)   
      
    AI> I always ran bbbsd like this..   
      
    AI> sudo ./bbbsd 1 1 ftpd:21 telnetd:23 httpd:80 rawd:24554:binkp quiet    
    AI> fork uid:alan   
      
   add 10000+portnum, and then in xinetd proxy native ports to the bbbs binded   
   ports   
      
   port 24554 does not need xinetd   
      
    AI> There are other parameters you can use too, use the uid: of the user    
    AI> the BBS is running as. Adjust as needed.   
      
   yes if bbbs is not owned by root or even running as root there is no   
   requirement to use root anywhere or even uid mapping   
      
    AI> It's been a while since I ran the SW version. I'm not sure how a    
    AI> command like that will work in the SW version but have a try and see.   
      
    AI> bbbsd is a listener. You can run bbbs to poll other nodes like this..   
      
    AI> ./bbbs 1 1 tcpip   
      
    AI> Or like this to log on locally..   
      
    AI> ./bbbs 0   
      
   its greak to me :-)   
      
   back to my ASUS BN50 at home   
      
    AI>  Ttyl :-),   
    AI>          Al   
      
    AI> -+- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20180707   
    AI>  + Origin: The Rusty MailBox - Penticton, BC Canada (1:153/757)   
      
      
    Regards Benny   
      
   ... too late to die young :)   
      
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