(invalid) command 'CLIENT'with only 9 arguments (expecting 10).
Alan LeVee
alan.levee at prometheus-designs.net
Sat Jul 9 19:22:09 EDT 2005
Well for cryptlink you're not supposed to have send_password and
accept_password the RSA keys take care of that. Plus you need encryption
enabled.
Also if you're going to use Client SSL you need to define the sslport and
generate a PEM certificate.
However ircd-hybrid-7.1.0 was just released so you'd be better off
upgrading to that.
I'm already working on client SSL implementations for 7.1 that use TLS 2.0
(so the debian people are happy) and so it consumes less memory and has
less problems than Tim's SSL patch.
Regards,
Alan LeVee
ChatJunkies IRC Operator and Developer
Gael de Lannoy said:
> I have two v7.0.3 hybrid hub servers (serv.er1 and serv.er2), linked with
> cryptlink, but it only links for like 1sec then i get this error on
> serv.er1: "*** Notice -- Dropping server serv.er2 due to (invalid) command
> 'CLIENT'with only 9 arguments (expecting 10)."
>
> I tried everything to fix it.. i even went into the source code and i saw
> the sendnick_TS() function in s_serv.c sends 9 args.. Its where the
> problem
> happens. I have no clue why the other server requires 10 args !
>
> I use the SSL patch for clients
> (http://www.wohmart.com/ircd/pub/hybrid/3-Feature/timwoj-ssl/)
>
> This is my connect {} block on serv2.conf in case it helps you to find the
> problem:
>
> connect {
> name = "serv.er1";
> host = "192.168.0.3";
> send_password = "whatever";
> accept_password = "whatever";
> encrypted = no;
> port = 12321;
> hub_mask = "*";
> class = "server";
> autoconn = yes;
> cryptlink = yes;
> rsa_public_key_file = "etc/serv.er1.pub";
> };
>
> And Serv1.conf:
> connect {
> name = "serv.er2";
> host = "192.168.0.2";
> send_password = "whatever";
> accept_password = "whatever";
> encrypted = no;
> port = 12321;
> class = "server";
> autoconn = yes;
> cryptlink = yes;
> rsa_public_key_file = "etc/serv.er2.pub";
> hub_mask = "*";
> };
>
> I tried without cryptlink and the error stays..
>
>
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Alan LeVee
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