Please note that the Solaris 2 port of Pidentd is very dependant
on the version of Solaris. So when you upgrade to a new version of Solaris
you most probably also must upgrade the Pidentd server. You can always
find the latest version of Pidentd on ftp.lysator.liu.se in pub/ident/servers.

Some common problems that may occur when compiling under Solaris 2:

	* You use /usr/ucb/cc - NEVER ever EVER use that compiler

	* You use GCC, but didn't run "fixincludes" correctly when
	  installing it

	* You use GCC and have just upgraded from Solaris 2.3 to 2.4
	  (for example) and have forgotten to RERUN the "fixincludes".
	  This just *MUST* do or things will fail in mysterious ways.

You may have to enable the "SOLARIS24_WORKAROUND" feature in the
file "src/kernel/sunos5.c" if you have problems getting "-b" and/or "-w"
to work correctly under Solaris 2.4. Please tell me if you do and it helps
you (send an email to pen@lysator.liu.se).

Casper Dik <casper@fwi.uva.nl> says:

  I found a bug in Solaris 2.x inetd which may affect identd
  installations:  if you change a tcp service from "nowait" to "wait" mode,
  inetd will still pass the connected socket (as happens in nowait
  mode) instead of the socket to do accept() on.  The workaround
  is to first comment out the service and -HUP inetd, then reinstall
  the service as wait service and resend -HUP.  Inetd apparently needs
  to forget all about this service.  The symptom is accept returing
  errno 22.