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Subject: Re: [9fans] Authentication debugging help?
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You are correct.  The wiki really should give the numbers.
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Got it.  The problem is that I copied these
listen directives from "Setting up Fossil"
on the Wiki:

  listen tcp!*!9fs
  listen il!*!9fs

They *looked* like they were working, since
connecting to the console and typing "listen"
displayed:

  tcp!*!9fs /net/tcp/4
  il!*!9fs /net/il/0

but that was a big lie:  /net/tcp/4/local
showed ::!9 and netstat confirmed that
bootes was listening on the discard port.

I assume this because the Wiki directions
assume you are booting from a kfs so
ndb/cs and friends are already running,
but my fossil was started by /boot?

Dave Eckhardt
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