Here’s the funny thing though:
“auth” always returns user as root. I can not figure out why and have been wondering for a few days how to change that.
“pidentd” always returns the user the daemon is running as (ie: the one configured in /usr/local/etc/identd.conf). If I omit the daemon server user, it will default to nobody. The latest version of pidentd also gives me a strange response, where it omits a space before the username so it smacks the username right up against the : before it. I’m not sure if that matters or not.
“oidentd” didn’t seem to work for me either, but most people seem to be using this. I don’t really want to use that if I can get the built-in “auth” to return something other than root, though.
Anyways, I know this comment section is not specifically for ident issues but I just thought I would mention it since I saw someone else comment about that too.
Thanks for putting this page up; the suggestions are very useful.
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