File	Date	Author	Commit
Makefile	2019-01-27	Edgar Pettijohn	[0a588c] build on linux
README	2019-01-27	Edgar Pettijohn	[0a588c] build on linux
config.h	2019-01-27	Edgar Pettijohn	[0a588c] build on linux
patch_void-run-hook	2019-01-27	Edgar Pettijohn	[0a588c] build on linux
patch_void.c	2019-01-27	Edgar Pettijohn	[0a588c] build on linux
setresguid.c	2019-01-13	Edgar Pettijohn	[40479c] Initial commit of working daemon.
slack-desc	2019-01-27	Edgar Pettijohn	[0a588c] build on linux
strtonum.c	2019-01-13	Edgar Pettijohn	[40479c] Initial commit of working daemon.
void-run-hook	2019-01-13	Edgar Pettijohn	[40479c] Initial commit of working daemon.
void.8	2019-01-20	Edgar Pettijohn	[aa30b4] final touches
void.SlackBuild	2019-01-27	Edgar Pettijohn	[0a588c] build on linux
void.c	2019-01-27	Edgar Pettijohn	[0a588c] build on linux

Read Me

How to install
	Prerequisites: libevent2
	Prerequisites for linux: bmake libbsd

	$ make

	# make install

	On Slackware use the provided SlackBuild script.

How to use

	# void -u nobody -p 21,22,23

	See the manual for more examples.

What it does

	It listens on the provided ports and executes a script located at:

	/usr/local/libexec/void-run-hooks

	The script receives the address that connected and its port number.

	#!/bin/sh

	addr=$1
	port=$2

	logger "$addr $port" || exit 1

	exit 0

It should build and install on any unix like system. It is known to work on
OpenBSD 6.4, NetBSD 8.0, and Slackware 14.2