Ticket #88 (closed defect: invalid)

Opened 1 year ago

Last modified 1 year ago

tcpwrap support broken?

Reported by: sven Assigned to: lennart
Priority: normal Milestone: 0.9.6
Component: daemon Severity: normal
Keywords: tcpwrap Cc:

Description

running debian stable "etch" tcpwrap support seems to parse hosts.allow/deny incorrectly.

using DENY policy ALL: ALL and adding in hosts.allow "pulseaudio: ALL" will not grant access in local LAN.

Also, using in hosts.deny "pulseaudio: ALL" and no entry in hosts.allow will NOT prevent access from local LAN

Change History

05/27/07 14:54:43 changed by sven

running precompiled version 0.9.5 from debian "etch" repository.

(follow-up: ↓ 3 ) 05/27/07 16:22:18 changed by lennart

  • status changed from new to closed.
  • resolution set to invalid.

You have been using the wrong service name. The tcpwrap service names are:

pulseaudio-native pulseaudio-simple pulseaudio-cli pulseaudio-http esound

Most likely you have been looking for the "pulseaudio-native" service name. I have documented this in the wiki:FAQ now.

(in reply to: ↑ 2 ) 05/27/07 20:35:19 changed by sven

Thanks, that was fast response!

Was my obvious guess, too (of course). Just could not find any docs regarding the appropriate services names to use. Thanks for adding to the wiki!

Regards, sven

BTW: great work and all! It would be really nice to make 5:1 channel cards more easy to setup and then have the option to _split_ those into differents sinks! I used to serve three different streams at home with one 5:1 card (stereo audio living room (mostly for mythtv), stereo audio bedroom, and mono output asterisk incoming voicemail, using asound.conf), all from my server with long cables. Pulseaudio is just the right place to relieve users of the burden to dig through asound.conf configuration, don't you think?

cheers!

Replying to lennart:

You have been using the wrong service name. The tcpwrap service names are: pulseaudio-native pulseaudio-simple pulseaudio-cli pulseaudio-http esound Most likely you have been looking for the "pulseaudio-native" service name. I have documented this in the wiki:FAQ now.