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From: Christian Kurz (shortygetuid.de)
Date: Thu Feb 08 2001 - 13:47:55 CST

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    On 01-02-08 Jarno Huuskonen wrote:
    > I hope this hasn't been discussed to death already ;-)
    > nmap -sT -I against pidentd gives out under what useraccount
    > different servers are running (it could be useful to check if bind<8.2.3
    > is running as root;)

    Hm, could you please tell us which version of pidentd you tryed? I use
    pidentd with des-encryption here and tried nmap -sT -I 127.0.0.1 and the
    only output for owner that I got was "," (comma). There was no sign for
    any owner of a process, so would you please explain this and show some
    output you achieved?

    Ciao
         Christian 

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