Install rinetd in centos

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System environment: centos6.0 the system requires the gcc component

Yum-y install gcc *After installation

First Download wget http://www.boutell.com/rinetd/http/rinetd.tar.gz

Decompress tar zxvf rinetd.tar.gz

Cd rinetd

Then an error occurs during the make process.
 

 Vi rinetd. c

Input/bindPort> = 65536 query

Input/connectPort> = 65536 query

Modify the query 65536 to 65535.Otherwise, the system will prompt that the system has exceeded the maximum defined port number during make.
 Make install

Rinetd. c: 176: Warning: conflict with the built-in function 'log' type
Rinetd. c: In function 'log ':
Rinetd. c: 1395: Warning: 'log' is always equivalent to 'true'
Gcc rinetd. o match. o-o rinetd
Install-m 700 rinetd/usr/sbin
Install-m 644 rinetd.8/usr/man/man8
Install: The general File "/usr/man/man8" cannot be created: the file or directory does not exist.
Make: *** [install] Error 1

 

Create man/directory under/usr

Then re-make install

After make install, the system will prompt the directory after installation

/Usr/sbin

Cd/usr/sbin to enter the directory and then run./rinetd

The system will prompt that/etc/rinetd. conf cannot be found.

Cd/etc/

Create file rinetd

Vi rinetd

Input:

SOURCE ip portDestination ip port

192.168.1.2 25 192.168.11.11 21

Then, the directory cd/usr/sbin is returned.

./Rinetd-c/etc/rinetd

That's all. The results are quite good.