/etc/rport/rport.conf
or C:\Program Files\rport\rport.conf
with a text editor and look for the line that contains your RPort sever address. Or grab it directly from the console using grep "server =" /etc/rport/rport.conf
on Linux or find "server =" "C:\Program Files\rport\rport.conf"
on Windows.http://
.server = "v0e0vj4l5j1m.users.rport.io:80"
The server address is v0e0vj4l5j1m.users.rport.io
and the port is 80
.echo > /dev/tcp/<SERVER>/<PPORT> && echo "All good"||echo "Server not reachable"
.Test-NetConnection -ComputerName <SERVER> -Port <PORT>
.Get-Content "C:\Program Files\rport\rport.log"| Select-Object -Last 100
.tail -n 100 /var/log/rport/rport.log
.rinetd
. Install it by executing apt-get install rinetd
, and create a config in /etc/rinetd.conf
like the example below. service rinetd restart
.socket(): Too many open files
. On most distributions, the old system-v-inet is used to manage rinetd. Check systemctl status rinetd
. If you get Loaded: loaded (/etc/init.d/rinetd; generated)
the modern and de-facto standard, Systemd is not used. /etc/systemd/system/rinetd.service
with the following content: