Hi,

The tcp wrapper source should be available from CERT's ftp site,
ftp.cert.org, in the /pub/tools directory.  As I recall, it compiled
pretty much straight out of the box.  You should be able to just review
the Makefile, make any desired changes, and then type "make netbsd".

I think all I changed was the "REAL_DAEMON_DIR" definition(presumably
you want it to be /usr/libexec) and the logging facility(I used
LOG_AUTHPRIV, instead of the default LOG_MAIL - easier to differentiate
things in /etc/syslog.conf that way).  Once you get it compiled, just
change /etc/inetd.conf to invoke "tcpd" ahead of the real daemon.

If you do have problems, please post the particulars and I'll be glad
to try to help out.

Steve Brown,
sbrown@best.com

p.s.  I think the NIS netgroup support is turned off by default in
        the "netbsd" compile.  It wasn't a problem in my case,
        but if you're using "yp", you might want to change that.

>Im interested in getting tcp_wrappers to work but I can't seem to be able
>to find the tcpd source for any platform compiling.. where might I find
>the source? And is there any special stuff that you guys think I might
>need to do in order for it to run right?, like compiling a new kernel,
>etc. Im running a 1.2 distribution with a NFS #43 kernel (on a IIsi)
>thanks.
>
>Michael Reeh
>michaelr@connectnet.com