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On Mon, Jul 11, 2016 at 03:09:20PM +0200, Karl-Philipp Richter wrote: > How to access a coda server behind a NAT for authentication with `clog` > and file access? I figured I need to forward port 370 TCP and maybe UDP As far as I know it should just be 370/udp for the auth2 server and 2432/udp for the Coda server. We don't use the TCP ports, and the bulk side-effect (SFTP) which used to be on 2433/udp is now piggybacked onto the 2432 port's traffic because it made it very hard to impossible to correctly pass through firewalls. > $ sudo netstat -tupln | grep auth2 > udp6 0 0 :::370 :::* > 17638/auth2 > > `auth2` listening to IPv6 which makes the forwarding irrelevant for IPv4 Not really, by default Linux will forward all IPv4 traffic to the listening IPv6 socket (controlled by /proc/sys/net/bindv6only). > with which I need to work. I don't find any configuration directives in > `venus.conf` and `server.conf` and no default version of the mentioned You cannot change the ports at this point, not sure what directives you are looking for. > `auth2.conf` file nor a manpage of the latter. Authentication with I don't think there ever has been an auth2.conf, it is all commandline options. JanReceived on 2016-07-11 14:27:10