I apologize for the similar title to another thread. I originally used the other thread's title, not knowing it had been used.
I have installed crypto ancienne, a TLS library, and an "example" program called carl on a Debian server running under VirtualBox. It's a TLS proxy for older computers. I have configured it to use an address on my LAN, not the default 10.x IP address.
I have included the service and port number in /etc/services, and I have created an entry in /etc/xinetd.d/, but it doesn't show up when I search for it using netstat | grep 8765. I have also scanned the vm from a physical computer on my lan, which found 80 and 22 open, but I already knew that. It's not showing 8765 as being open.
I have restarted xinetd using systemctl, but can't seem to get it to accept connections. I have confirmed that it is running from the commands:
andWhat am I doing wrong? Thank you
I have installed crypto ancienne, a TLS library, and an "example" program called carl on a Debian server running under VirtualBox. It's a TLS proxy for older computers. I have configured it to use an address on my LAN, not the default 10.x IP address.
I have included the service and port number in /etc/services, and I have created an entry in /etc/xinetd.d/, but it doesn't show up when I search for it using netstat | grep 8765. I have also scanned the vm from a physical computer on my lan, which found 80 and 22 open, but I already knew that. It's not showing 8765 as being open.
I have restarted xinetd using systemctl, but can't seem to get it to accept connections. I have confirmed that it is running from the commands:
Code:
ps aux | grep xinetdCode:
systemctl | grep xinetdStatistics: Posted by Explorien — 2026-02-15 06:20