I've got some odd behavior going on that I'm having fits trying to iron down.
I'm running Synchro on FreeBSD 13.x and the server will start fine.. but after a bit, the listener on port 23 shuts down. Its only for tcp4 though and the tcp6 port is still running. I don't have telnet enabled on the base os, and can't find anything in conflict with the port. It's just dead.. Anyone else ever seen this? I can understand if another process is attempting to run but the logs show that Synchronet can't bind to the port, yet nothings running on it to prevent it that I can see..
I'm running Synchro on FreeBSD 13.x and the server will start fine.. but aft a bit, the listener on port 23 shuts down. Its only for tcp4 though and the
Re: Telnet TCP4 port shutting down randomly
By: Dredster to All on Fri Aug 04 2023 08:36 pm
I've got some odd behavior going on that I'm having fits trying to iron down.
I'm running Synchro on FreeBSD 13.x and the server will start fine.. but after a bit, the listener on port 23 shuts down. Its only for tcp4 though and the tcp6 port is still
running.
I don't have telnet enabled on the base os, and can't find anything in conflict with the port. It's just dead.. Anyone else ever seen this? I can understand if another process is
attempting to run but the logs show that Synchronet can't bind to the port, yet nothings running on it to prevent it that I can see..
What does 'netstat -ln | grep :23' report when this happens?
I'll have to look again, it's not done it today.. but when I noticed it, sbbs had the tcp6 port but nothing running on tcp4 port 23.
Re: Telnet TCP4 port shutting down randomly
By: Dredster to All on Fri Aug 04 2023 08:36 pm
I'm running Synchro on FreeBSD 13.x and the server will start fine.. but aft a bit, the listener on port 23 shuts down. Its only for tcp4 though and the
Is ipfw running?
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