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From: Mike Knoll <knollm@lafcol.lafayette.edu>
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Subject: tcp wrappers/identing
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I want to ident all incoming connection, like tcp wrappers will do, but
not require ident to connect.  Just to log the ident response, if
avaliable.  TCP wrappers will ident, but the require the ident to complete
before they will pass control over to the actual demon.  Is there an app
that will accept the connection, run the demon so the incoming user gets
immediate response, and at the same time, ident the connection?

Mike


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