diff -cr telnetd-2.0.orig/build.xml telnetd-2.0/build.xml *** telnetd-2.0.orig/build.xml 2005-03-15 13:21:38.000000000 +1100 --- telnetd-2.0/build.xml 2006-03-21 12:05:30.000000000 +1100 *************** *** 13,19 **** - --- 13,18 ---- *************** *** 136,149 **** - - - - - - - - --- 135,140 ---- *************** *** 163,178 **** /> - - - - - - - - - - --- 154,159 ---- Only in telnetd-2.0: forrest.build.properties diff -cr telnetd-2.0.orig/src/net/wimpi/telnetd/io/BasicTerminalIO.java telnetd-2.0/src/net/wimpi/telnetd/io/BasicTerminalIO.java *** telnetd-2.0.orig/src/net/wimpi/telnetd/io/BasicTerminalIO.java 2005-03-15 13:04:26.000000000 +1100 --- telnetd-2.0/src/net/wimpi/telnetd/io/BasicTerminalIO.java 2007-05-14 16:47:05.000000000 +1000 *************** *** 29,32 **** * ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE * POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. ***/ ! package net.wimpi.telnetd.io; import java.io.IOException; /** * Interface that represents the supported * terminal oriented low-level I/O capabilities. * * @author Dieter Wimberger * @version 2.0 (14/03/2005) */ public interface BasicTerminalIO { /** * Method that retrieves Input from the underlying * Stream, translating Terminal specific escape * sequences and returning a (constant defined) key, * or a character. * * @return int that represents a constant defined key. */ public int read() throws IOException; /** * Method that writes a raw byte to the terminal. * @param b a byte value to be written. */ public void write(byte b) throws IOException; /** * Method that writes a character to the terminal. * * @param ch Character that should be written on the screen */ public void write(char ch) throws IOException; /** * Method that writes a String to the terminal, * * @param str String that should be written to the terminal. */ public void write(String str) throws IOException; /** * Method that places the cursor on the terminal * on the given absolute position. * * @param row Integer that represents the desired row coord. * @param col Integer that represents the desired column coord. */ public void setCursor(int row, int col) throws IOException; /** * Method that moves the cursor relative from the actual * position given times into a given direction. * * @param direction Constant defined integer. * @param times Integer that represents the desired column coord. */ public void moveCursor(int direction, int times) throws IOException; /** * Convenience method to move cursor to the right. * Wraps moveCursor method. * * @param times Integer that represents the times the cursor should be moved. * @see BasicTerminalIO#moveCursor */ public void moveRight(int times) throws IOException; /** * Convenience method to move cursor to the left. * Wraps moveCursor method. * * @param times Integer that represents the times the cursor should be moved. * @see BasicTerminalIO#moveCursor */ public void moveLeft(int times) throws IOException; /** * Convenience method to move the cursor up. * Wraps moveCursor method. * * @param times Integer that represents the times the cursor should be moved. * @see BasicTerminalIO#moveCursor */ public void moveUp(int times) throws IOException; /** * Convenience method to move the cursor down. * Wraps moveCursor method. * * @param times Integer that represents the times the cursor should be moved. * @see BasicTerminalIO#moveCursor */ public void moveDown(int times) throws IOException; /** * Method that places the cursor at "home", which is defining * first Row,first Column. * Note that it might be wrapping moveCursor, or be a specific * Escape Sequence. */ public void homeCursor() throws IOException; /** * Method that stores the actual Cursor position, either client-side, * or if not possible server-side. * Note: *
    *
  • This method also stores the GR attributes set at cursor postion. *
  • As of v1.0 this feature works only if supported on client side. *
*/ public void storeCursor() throws IOException; /** * Method that restores the last Cursor position, either client-side, * or if not possible server-side. * Note: *
    *
  • This method also stores the GR attributes set at cursor postion. *
  • As of v1.0 this feature works only if supported on client side. *
*/ public void restoreCursor() throws IOException; /** * Method that erases in the line from the actual cursor position * to the end of the line. */ public void eraseToEndOfLine() throws IOException; /** * Method that erases in the actual line * from the actual cursor position to the beginning of the line. */ public void eraseToBeginOfLine() throws IOException; /** * Method that erases the entire actual line. */ public void eraseLine() throws IOException; /** * Method that erases in the terminal screen * from the actual cursor position to the end of the screen. */ public void eraseToEndOfScreen() throws IOException; /** * Method that erases in the terminal screen * from the actual cursor postition to the beginning of the screen. */ public void eraseToBeginOfScreen() throws IOException; /** * Method that erases the entire screen. * Note: *
    *
  • This does not necessarily affect the actual cursor position. * To ensure homing, use homeCursor() afterwards. *
*/ public void eraseScreen() throws IOException; /** * Method that sets the foreground color for writing to the terminal. * * @param color Integer that represents one of the constant defined colors. */ public void setForegroundColor(int color) throws IOException; /** * Method that sets the background color for writing on the terminal. * * @param color Integer that represents one of the constant defined colors. */ public void setBackgroundColor(int color) throws IOException; /** * Method that sets bold as attribute for writing on the terminal. * The final representation on the terminal might differ by the * terminal type. Most likely it will be represented by extra bright characters. * * @param b Boolean that flags on/off */ public void setBold(boolean b) throws IOException; /** * Method that forces bold as attribute for writing on the terminal. * The final representation on the terminal might differ by the * terminal type. Most likely it will be represented by extra bright characters. *

* This will not be affected by an attribute reset, and will be transmitted * more effectively for mixed style output. * * @param b Boolean that flags on/off */ public void forceBold(boolean b); /** * Method that sets italic as attribute for writing on the terminal. * The final representation on the terminal might differ by the * terminal type. * * @param b Boolean that flags on/off */ public void setItalic(boolean b) throws IOException; /** * Method that sets underlined as attribute for writing on the terminal. * The final representation on the terminal might differ by the * terminal type. * * @param b Boolean that flags on/off */ public void setUnderlined(boolean b) throws IOException; /** * Method that sets blink attribute for writing on the terminal. * The final representation on the terminal might differ by the * terminal type. * * @param b Boolean that flags on/off */ public void setBlink(boolean b) throws IOException; /** * Method that resets all graphic rendition attributes for writing on the * terminal.

* Note:
* This will affect all attributes. Although these selective resets are defined * in ECMA 048 (the successor of the ANSI X3.64 standard) they are obviously not * implemented for all attributes in standard terminal emulations. * */ public void resetAttributes() throws IOException; /** * Method that sends a signal to the user. This is defined for * ANY NVT which is part of the internet protocol standard. * The effect on the terminal might differ by the terminal type or * telnet client/terminal emulator implementation. */ public void bell() throws IOException; /** * Method that ensures all written bytes to be send over the * network. If autoflushing is off, this will be necessary to * flush buffered data already written. */ public void flush() throws IOException; /** * Closes this BasicTerminalIO. */ public void close() throws IOException; /** * Sets the terminal to be used for this BasicTerminalIO. * * @param terminalname the name of the terminal. * @see net.wimpi.telnetd.io.terminal.TerminalManager */ public void setTerminal(String terminalname) throws IOException; /** * Sets the default terminal. * * @see net.wimpi.telnetd.io.terminal.TerminalManager */ public void setDefaultTerminal() throws IOException; /** * Method to retrieve the actual rows on the clients terminal * screen. * * @return int that represents the number of rows. */ public int getRows(); /** * Method to retrieve the actual columns on the clients temrinal * screen. * * @return int that represents the number of columns. */ public int getColumns(); /** * Mutator method for the signalling attribute. * * @param b Boolean that flags on(true) or off(false) */ public void setSignalling(boolean b); /** * Accessor method for checking signalling attribute. * * @return Boolean that represents if signalling is either * turned on(true) or off(false). */ public boolean isSignalling(); /** * Mutator method for the autoflushing mechanism. * * @param b Boolean that flags on(true) or off(false) */ public void setAutoflushing(boolean b); /** * Accessor method for the autoflushing mechanism. * * @return Boolean that represents if autoflushing is either * turned on(true) or off(false). */ public boolean isAutoflushing(); /** * Resets the terminal device. */ public void resetTerminal() throws IOException; /** * Sets the linewrapping mode. * * @param b true if linewrapping on, false otherwise. */ public void setLinewrapping(boolean b) throws IOException; /** * Tests if terminal is in linewrapping mode. * * @return true if linewrapping, false otherwise. */ public boolean isLineWrapping() throws IOException; /** * Allows to define a scroll region. * EXPERIMENTAL * * @param topmargin the top margin in rows. * @param bottommargin the bottom margin in rows. * @return true if scrolling supported, false otherwise. * @throws IOException if an I/O error occurs. */ public boolean defineScrollRegion(int topmargin, int bottommargin) throws IOException; //Constants /** * Left (defining a direction on the terminal) */ public static final int UP = 1001; /** * Right (defining a direction on the terminal) */ public static final int DOWN = 1002; /** * Up (defining a direction on the terminal) */ public static final int RIGHT = 1003; /** * Down (defining a direction on the terminal) */ public static final int LEFT = 1004; /** * Tabulator (defining the tab key) */ public static final int TABULATOR = 1301; /** * Delete (defining the del key) */ public static final int DELETE = 1302; /** * Backspace (defining the backspace key) */ public static final int BACKSPACE = 1303; /** * Enter (defining the return or enter key) */ public static final int ENTER = 10; /** * Color init (defining ctrl-a atm) */ public static final int COLORINIT = 1304; /** * Logout request (defining ctrl-d atm) */ public static final int LOGOUTREQUEST = 1306; /** * Black */ public static final int BLACK = 30; /** * Red */ public static final int RED = 31; /** * Green */ public static final int GREEN = 32; /** * Yellow */ public static final int YELLOW = 33; /** * Blue */ public static final int BLUE = 34; /** * Magenta */ public static final int MAGENTA = 35; /** * Cyan */ public static final int CYAN = 36; /** * White */ public static final int WHITE = 37; /** * CRLF (defining carriage+linebreak which is obligation) */ public static final String CRLF = "\r\n"; }//interface BasicTerminalIO \ No newline at end of file --- 29,488 ---- * ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE * POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. ***/ ! ! package net.wimpi.telnetd.io; ! ! import java.io.IOException; ! ! ! /** ! * Interface that represents the supported ! * terminal oriented low-level I/O capabilities. ! * ! * @author Dieter Wimberger ! * @version 2.0 (14/03/2005) ! */ ! public interface BasicTerminalIO { ! ! ! /** ! * Method that retrieves Input from the underlying ! * Stream, translating Terminal specific escape ! * sequences and returning a (constant defined) key, ! * or a character. ! * ! * @return int that represents a constant defined key. ! */ ! public int read() throws IOException; ! ! public boolean ready() throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Method that writes a raw byte to the terminal. ! * @param b a byte value to be written. ! */ ! public void write(byte b) throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Method that writes a character to the terminal. ! * ! * @param ch Character that should be written on the screen ! */ ! public void write(char ch) throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Method that writes a String to the terminal, ! * ! * @param str String that should be written to the terminal. ! */ ! public void write(String str) throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Method that places the cursor on the terminal ! * on the given absolute position. ! * ! * @param row Integer that represents the desired row coord. ! * @param col Integer that represents the desired column coord. ! */ ! public void setCursor(int row, int col) throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Method that moves the cursor relative from the actual ! * position given times into a given direction. ! * ! * @param direction Constant defined integer. ! * @param times Integer that represents the desired column coord. ! */ ! public void moveCursor(int direction, int times) throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Convenience method to move cursor to the right. ! * Wraps moveCursor method. ! * ! * @param times Integer that represents the times the cursor should be moved. ! * @see BasicTerminalIO#moveCursor ! */ ! public void moveRight(int times) throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Convenience method to move cursor to the left. ! * Wraps moveCursor method. ! * ! * @param times Integer that represents the times the cursor should be moved. ! * @see BasicTerminalIO#moveCursor ! */ ! public void moveLeft(int times) throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Convenience method to move the cursor up. ! * Wraps moveCursor method. ! * ! * @param times Integer that represents the times the cursor should be moved. ! * @see BasicTerminalIO#moveCursor ! */ ! public void moveUp(int times) throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Convenience method to move the cursor down. ! * Wraps moveCursor method. ! * ! * @param times Integer that represents the times the cursor should be moved. ! * @see BasicTerminalIO#moveCursor ! */ ! public void moveDown(int times) throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Method that places the cursor at "home", which is defining ! * first Row,first Column. ! * Note that it might be wrapping moveCursor, or be a specific ! * Escape Sequence. ! */ ! public void homeCursor() throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Method that stores the actual Cursor position, either client-side, ! * or if not possible server-side. ! * Note: ! *

    ! *
  • This method also stores the GR attributes set at cursor postion. ! *
  • As of v1.0 this feature works only if supported on client side. ! *
! */ ! public void storeCursor() throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Method that restores the last Cursor position, either client-side, ! * or if not possible server-side. ! * Note: ! *
    ! *
  • This method also stores the GR attributes set at cursor postion. ! *
  • As of v1.0 this feature works only if supported on client side. ! *
! */ ! public void restoreCursor() throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Method that erases in the line from the actual cursor position ! * to the end of the line. ! */ ! public void eraseToEndOfLine() throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Method that erases in the actual line ! * from the actual cursor position to the beginning of the line. ! */ ! public void eraseToBeginOfLine() throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Method that erases the entire actual line. ! */ ! public void eraseLine() throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Method that erases in the terminal screen ! * from the actual cursor position to the end of the screen. ! */ ! public void eraseToEndOfScreen() throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Method that erases in the terminal screen ! * from the actual cursor postition to the beginning of the screen. ! */ ! public void eraseToBeginOfScreen() throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Method that erases the entire screen. ! * Note: ! *
    ! *
  • This does not necessarily affect the actual cursor position. ! * To ensure homing, use homeCursor() afterwards. ! *
! */ ! public void eraseScreen() throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Method that sets the foreground color for writing to the terminal. ! * ! * @param color Integer that represents one of the constant defined colors. ! */ ! public void setForegroundColor(int color) throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Method that sets the background color for writing on the terminal. ! * ! * @param color Integer that represents one of the constant defined colors. ! */ ! public void setBackgroundColor(int color) throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Method that sets bold as attribute for writing on the terminal. ! * The final representation on the terminal might differ by the ! * terminal type. Most likely it will be represented by extra bright characters. ! * ! * @param b Boolean that flags on/off ! */ ! public void setBold(boolean b) throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Method that forces bold as attribute for writing on the terminal. ! * The final representation on the terminal might differ by the ! * terminal type. Most likely it will be represented by extra bright characters. ! *

! * This will not be affected by an attribute reset, and will be transmitted ! * more effectively for mixed style output. ! * ! * @param b Boolean that flags on/off ! */ ! public void forceBold(boolean b); ! ! /** ! * Method that sets italic as attribute for writing on the terminal. ! * The final representation on the terminal might differ by the ! * terminal type. ! * ! * @param b Boolean that flags on/off ! */ ! public void setItalic(boolean b) throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Method that sets underlined as attribute for writing on the terminal. ! * The final representation on the terminal might differ by the ! * terminal type. ! * ! * @param b Boolean that flags on/off ! */ ! public void setUnderlined(boolean b) throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Method that sets blink attribute for writing on the terminal. ! * The final representation on the terminal might differ by the ! * terminal type. ! * ! * @param b Boolean that flags on/off ! */ ! public void setBlink(boolean b) throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Method that resets all graphic rendition attributes for writing on the ! * terminal.

! * Note:
! * This will affect all attributes. Although these selective resets are defined ! * in ECMA 048 (the successor of the ANSI X3.64 standard) they are obviously not ! * implemented for all attributes in standard terminal emulations. ! * ! */ ! public void resetAttributes() throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Method that sends a signal to the user. This is defined for ! * ANY NVT which is part of the internet protocol standard. ! * The effect on the terminal might differ by the terminal type or ! * telnet client/terminal emulator implementation. ! */ ! public void bell() throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Method that ensures all written bytes to be send over the ! * network. If autoflushing is off, this will be necessary to ! * flush buffered data already written. ! */ ! public void flush() throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Closes this BasicTerminalIO. ! */ ! public void close() throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Sets the terminal to be used for this BasicTerminalIO. ! * ! * @param terminalname the name of the terminal. ! * @see net.wimpi.telnetd.io.terminal.TerminalManager ! */ ! public void setTerminal(String terminalname) throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Sets the default terminal. ! * ! * @see net.wimpi.telnetd.io.terminal.TerminalManager ! */ ! public void setDefaultTerminal() throws IOException; ! ! ! /** ! * Method to retrieve the actual rows on the clients terminal ! * screen. ! * ! * @return int that represents the number of rows. ! */ ! public int getRows(); ! ! /** ! * Method to retrieve the actual columns on the clients temrinal ! * screen. ! * ! * @return int that represents the number of columns. ! */ ! public int getColumns(); ! ! ! /** ! * Mutator method for the signalling attribute. ! * ! * @param b Boolean that flags on(true) or off(false) ! */ ! public void setSignalling(boolean b); ! ! /** ! * Accessor method for checking signalling attribute. ! * ! * @return Boolean that represents if signalling is either ! * turned on(true) or off(false). ! */ ! public boolean isSignalling(); ! ! /** ! * Mutator method for the autoflushing mechanism. ! * ! * @param b Boolean that flags on(true) or off(false) ! */ ! public void setAutoflushing(boolean b); ! ! /** ! * Accessor method for the autoflushing mechanism. ! * ! * @return Boolean that represents if autoflushing is either ! * turned on(true) or off(false). ! */ ! public boolean isAutoflushing(); ! ! /** ! * Resets the terminal device. ! */ ! public void resetTerminal() throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Sets the linewrapping mode. ! * ! * @param b true if linewrapping on, false otherwise. ! */ ! public void setLinewrapping(boolean b) throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Tests if terminal is in linewrapping mode. ! * ! * @return true if linewrapping, false otherwise. ! */ ! public boolean isLineWrapping() throws IOException; ! ! /** ! * Allows to define a scroll region. ! * EXPERIMENTAL ! * ! * @param topmargin the top margin in rows. ! * @param bottommargin the bottom margin in rows. ! * @return true if scrolling supported, false otherwise. ! * @throws IOException if an I/O error occurs. ! */ ! public boolean defineScrollRegion(int topmargin, int bottommargin) ! throws IOException; ! ! //Constants ! ! /** ! * Left (defining a direction on the terminal) ! */ ! public static final int UP = 1001; ! ! /** ! * Right (defining a direction on the terminal) ! */ ! public static final int DOWN = 1002; ! ! /** ! * Up (defining a direction on the terminal) ! */ ! public static final int RIGHT = 1003; ! ! /** ! * Down (defining a direction on the terminal) ! */ ! public static final int LEFT = 1004; ! ! /** ! * Tabulator (defining the tab key) ! */ ! public static final int TABULATOR = 1301; ! ! /** ! * Delete (defining the del key) ! */ ! public static final int DELETE = 1302; ! ! /** ! * Backspace (defining the backspace key) ! */ ! public static final int BACKSPACE = 1303; ! ! /** ! * Enter (defining the return or enter key) ! */ ! public static final int ENTER = 10; ! ! /** ! * Color init (defining ctrl-a atm) ! */ ! public static final int COLORINIT = 1304; ! ! /** ! * Logout request (defining ctrl-d atm) ! */ ! public static final int LOGOUTREQUEST = 1306; ! ! /** ! * Black ! */ ! public static final int BLACK = 30; ! ! /** ! * Red ! */ ! public static final int RED = 31; ! ! /** ! * Green ! */ ! public static final int GREEN = 32; ! ! /** ! * Yellow ! */ ! public static final int YELLOW = 33; ! ! /** ! * Blue ! */ ! public static final int BLUE = 34; ! ! /** ! * Magenta ! */ ! public static final int MAGENTA = 35; ! ! /** ! * Cyan ! */ ! public static final int CYAN = 36; ! ! /** ! * White ! */ ! public static final int WHITE = 37; ! ! /** ! * CRLF (defining carriage+linebreak which is obligation) ! */ ! public static final String CRLF = "\r\n"; ! ! }//interface BasicTerminalIO ! diff -cr telnetd-2.0.orig/src/net/wimpi/telnetd/io/TelnetIO.java telnetd-2.0/src/net/wimpi/telnetd/io/TelnetIO.java *** telnetd-2.0.orig/src/net/wimpi/telnetd/io/TelnetIO.java 2005-03-15 13:04:26.000000000 +1100 --- telnetd-2.0/src/net/wimpi/telnetd/io/TelnetIO.java 2007-05-14 15:46:57.000000000 +1000 *************** *** 99,104 **** --- 99,108 ---- public TelnetIO() { }//constructor + public int available() throws IOException { + return m_In.available(); + } + public void initIO() throws IOException { //we make an instance of our inner class m_IACHandler = new IACHandler(); diff -cr telnetd-2.0.orig/src/net/wimpi/telnetd/io/TerminalIO.java telnetd-2.0/src/net/wimpi/telnetd/io/TerminalIO.java *** telnetd-2.0.orig/src/net/wimpi/telnetd/io/TerminalIO.java 2005-03-15 13:04:26.000000000 +1100 --- telnetd-2.0/src/net/wimpi/telnetd/io/TerminalIO.java 2007-05-14 15:47:21.000000000 +1000 *************** *** 132,137 **** --- 132,141 ---- return i; }//read + public boolean ready() throws IOException { + return (m_TelnetIO.available() > 0); + } + public void write(byte b) throws IOException { m_TelnetIO.write(b); if (m_Autoflush) { diff -cr telnetd-2.0.orig/src/net/wimpi/telnetd/net/PortListener.java telnetd-2.0/src/net/wimpi/telnetd/net/PortListener.java *** telnetd-2.0.orig/src/net/wimpi/telnetd/net/PortListener.java 2005-03-15 13:04:26.000000000 +1100 --- telnetd-2.0/src/net/wimpi/telnetd/net/PortListener.java 2007-09-11 16:49:29.154052184 +1000 *************** *** 37,42 **** --- 37,43 ---- import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory; import java.io.IOException; + import java.net.InetAddress; import java.net.ServerSocket; import java.net.Socket; import java.net.SocketException; *************** *** 58,63 **** --- 59,65 ---- private static Log log = LogFactory.getLog(PortListener.class); private String m_Name; + private String m_Interface; private int m_Port; //port number running on private int m_FloodProtection; //flooding protection private ServerSocket m_ServerSocket = null; //server socket *************** *** 72,82 **** * Constructs a PortListener instance.
* Its private because its called by a factory method. * * @param port int that specifies the port number of the server socket. * @param floodprot that specifies the server socket queue size. */ ! private PortListener(String name, int port, int floodprot) { m_Name = name; m_Available = false; m_Port = port; m_FloodProtection = floodprot; --- 74,86 ---- * Constructs a PortListener instance.
* Its private because its called by a factory method. * + * @param iface String which speicfies the network interface of the server socket * @param port int that specifies the port number of the server socket. * @param floodprot that specifies the server socket queue size. */ ! private PortListener(String name, String iface, int port, int floodprot) { m_Name = name; + m_Interface = iface; m_Available = false; m_Port = port; m_FloodProtection = floodprot; *************** *** 162,171 **** should be handled properly, but denial of service attacks via massive parallel program logins should be prevented with this. */ ! m_ServerSocket = new ServerSocket(m_Port, m_FloodProtection); //log entry ! Object[] args = {new Integer(m_Port), new Integer(m_FloodProtection)}; log.info(MessageFormat.format(logmsg, args)); do { --- 166,176 ---- should be handled properly, but denial of service attacks via massive parallel program logins should be prevented with this. */ ! m_ServerSocket = new ServerSocket(m_Port, m_FloodProtection, ! (m_Interface != null) ? InetAddress.getByName(m_Interface) : null); //log entry ! Object[] args = { (m_Interface != null) ? m_Interface : "" , new Integer(m_Port), new Integer(m_FloodProtection)}; log.info(MessageFormat.format(logmsg, args)); do { *************** *** 218,230 **** try { //1. read settings of the port listener itself int port = Integer.parseInt(settings.getProperty(name + ".port")); int floodprot = Integer.parseInt(settings.getProperty(name + ".floodprotection")); if (new Boolean(settings.getProperty(name + ".secure")).booleanValue()) { //do nothing for now, probably set factory in the future } ! pl = new PortListener(name, port, floodprot); } catch (Exception ex) { log.error("createPortListener()", ex); throw new BootException("Failure while creating PortListener instance:\n" + --- 223,236 ---- try { //1. read settings of the port listener itself + String iface = settings.getProperty(name + ".interface"); int port = Integer.parseInt(settings.getProperty(name + ".port")); int floodprot = Integer.parseInt(settings.getProperty(name + ".floodprotection")); if (new Boolean(settings.getProperty(name + ".secure")).booleanValue()) { //do nothing for now, probably set factory in the future } ! pl = new PortListener(name, iface, port, floodprot); } catch (Exception ex) { log.error("createPortListener()", ex); throw new BootException("Failure while creating PortListener instance:\n" + *************** *** 246,251 **** }//createPortListener private static final String logmsg = ! "Listening to Port {0,number,integer} with a connectivity queue size of {1,number,integer}."; }//class PortListener --- 252,257 ---- }//createPortListener private static final String logmsg = ! "Listening to Interface {0} Port {1,number,integer} with a connectivity queue size of {2,number,integer}."; }//class PortListener