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Subject: [9front] secstore on Raspberry Pi
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Hello everyone, 

I want to set up secstore on the pi, but I get the following output when checking it:

term% auth/secstore -u glenda -v
dialing $auth
secstore: can't dial $auth: connection refused

$auth is cirno in this case (set in /n/pidos/cmdline.txt).

I want to use my pi as single cpu, file and auth server. Do I have to set up a network listener for authentication? (And if so, how can I do that?) Or is there something else I'm doing wrong?

Thank you very much in advance for help and advice!

Best regards, 
sahu