I am certain that others have done this, the wiki says they have.
Although, I do plan to update the wiki once I understand this. SO is
claiming it is time to throw in the towel and just buy a Mac as a mail
server. Shudder.
After I boot I have this:
cpu% cat /mnt/factotum/ctl
So, the ctl is empty. OK, let's add the secstore bits for the key:
cpu% auth/secstore -n -G factotum > /mnt/factotum/ctl
auth/secstore: error: account expired
Ah, well. I am telling it to use the nvram key, but something is still
expired. Um, what
account? It's not all that clear, I'll do a pull and see if it gets
better. Anyway:
cpu% slay secstored | rc
cpu% cd
cpu% cd auth/secstore/
cpu% ./8.secstored # my hacked secstored
Let's try that again.
cpu% auth/secstore -n -G factotum > /mnt/factotum/ctl
account expired at Mon May 28 19:25:22 EDT 2007
, current time is Mon May 28 19:25:22 EDT 2007
; not that we care
cpu% cat /mnt/factotum/ctl
key proto=rsa size=1024 ek=10001 etc. etc. etc. service=tls
role=client etc. etc.
now I tried to get in and it still failed. I have to do this:
cpu% slay listen | rc
cpu% aux/listen -q -t /rc/bin/service.auth -d /rc/bin/service tcp
Boy, that seems wrong to me!
At this point, from the mac, I am getting a password prompt.
tlssrv reports this much:
roo May 28 19:31:07 76.103.89.146!62785 tls reports recv HClientKeyExchange
etc. etc.
roo May 28 19:31:07 76.103.89.146!62785 tls reports tls secrets
roo May 28 19:31:07 76.103.89.146!62785 tls reports recv HFinished
roo May 28 19:31:07 76.103.89.146!62785 tls reports send HFinished
roo May 28 19:31:07 76.103.89.146!62785 tls reports tls finished
roo May 28 19:31:07 76.103.89.146!62785 tls reports open
: imap4d debugging enabled
* OK roo.hsd1.ca.comcast.net. IMAP4rev1 server ready
i.e. we're getting the nice socket, and imap4d is starting up. It does
not much like my password. not sure why ... but will look more and let
you all know.
thanks
ron
