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From: Martin Blapp <mb@imp.ch>
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Subject: tirpc and keyserv
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Ok,

I still really really disapointed about FreeBSD and the ways people are
communicating together. But let's targeting keyserv ...

For a local unix transport, (at the moment), you cannot just use
svc_create(), that is neither implemented by sun not NetBSD.  I fixed
keyserv here and I'm testing it at the moment. I looked at suns code
and have seen that the just copied code from svc_generic.c and used
it for the local transport.

Keyserv runs now here over local transport.

100029    1    unix      /var/run/keyservsock   keyserv    superuser

That looks better ... I'll do further testing

Martin


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