> - I copied /rc/bin/service.auth to /cfg/<authhost>/slash and enabled
> tcp567 and then added a bind -b of that directory to the original
> /rc/bin/service.auth.
the traditional way of doing this is to create directories
service.$function and/or service.$function.auth and use them
as arguments to listen. the exact arguments to listen should
depend on $sysname (whaever your cpurc setup). that way,
you don't have stuff that's mucking with the namespace depending
to much on construction of the namespace.
for example, i start this on the public interface of my auth server
(i knew the fancy new way to do this is with /cfg/$sysname/cpurc, but
you get the point):
...
switch($sysname){
...
case ladd:
...
aux/listen -q -t /rc/bin/service.auth -d /rc/bin/service.ext
/net.alt/tcp
...
; cd /rc/bin; lc service.ext
!tcp17007 tcp17010 tcp25
tcp17009 tcp17013
; lc service.auth
!il566 tcp22 tcp566 tcp567 tcp993 tcp995
- erik
