Re: [9fans] tcp access to (fake worm) fs?

Re: [9fans] tcp access to (fake worm) fs?

[Russ Cox]

On your cpu server, running

	aux/listen1 tcp!*!9fs /bin/aux/trampoline il!your-file-server!9fs &

should set up a tunnel, so that you can pretend
your CPU server is a tcp version of your file server.

You can also put

	#!/bin/rc
	exec aux/trampoline il!your-file-server!9fs

into /rc/bin/service/tcp564, if you want to
use listen instead.

Russ

Re: [9fans] tcp access to (fake worm) fs?

[Axel Belinfante]

Thanks, Russ.
It's even simpler than I hoped it would be... :-)

Axel.

[9fans] rio on the authentication server

[Brian Hancock]

I'm having trouble getting rio to start on an authentication server.  I
put for(i in m i S t) in cpurc and to make sure the video card was in the
new 9pcauth kernel before I compiled it, I just used pcdisk as the basis
for pcauth just changing a couple of lines:

int cpuserver = 1;
boot cpu boot $S/sdC0/

and renamed it and changed plan9.ini to look for 9pcauth after compiling.
Am I on the right track or completely off track?

This is using the 4th edition upgraded from the 3rd.

Thanks,
Brian

[9fans] tcp access to (fake worm) fs?

[Axel Belinfante]

Can I access my real fake worm fs via tcp? (I tried, no success)
(Got myself cable modem at home, am now connected via a 'firewall'
 (an 'E-Tech wireless router') which of course doesn't know about il.)

Could I somehow create a (tcp?) 'tunnel' through this router to
(e.g.) my cpu server at work, and in that way access the fs at work?

I noticed I can access it indirectly, by cpu-ing to the cpu server at work,
but just mounting it would be nicer.

Any pointers (and command-line examples :-) are appreciated!

Thanks,
Axel.