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Date: Tue, 29 Jun 2004 10:41:09 -0400
From: Tony Holmes <tony@crosswinds.net>
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Subject: Jails, Portmap, Dracd
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Hi,

I'm attempting to set up jails in a 4.9S environment using the newer
rpc versions of dracd. I'm encountering no ends of trouble.

What I'd like is individual instances of rpc.dracd running to control
each jail individually (each is it's own domain).

Using the -h <jail ip> flags to portmap, i still get:

portmap[68286]: cannot bind udp: Address already in use

Portmap is failing to bind against 127.0.0.1.

I can sorta "get it to work" if i run portmap in the base system, but then
the drac rpc won't work right. If there is a previous instance of rpc.dracd
running in another jail, it kills it and starts it in the current jail!

It was SOOOO much nicer when dracd was not an rpc service.

Does anyone have a solution/patches or can recommend a similar service for
postfix in a jailed environment?

-- 
Tony Holmes

Founder and Senior Systems Architect
Crosswinds Internet Communications Inc.