dante-server: invalid ELF header in libc.so

[ronaldcole]

I installed the dante-server package and after configuring /etc/danted.conf I tried to start the daemon and got this in the log file:

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Feb 17 11:26:06 (1361129166) danted[4537]: socks_seteuid(): old: 0, new: 13
Feb 17 11:26:06 (1361129166) danted[4537]: socks_reseteuid(): current: 13, new: 0
Feb 17 11:26:06 (1361129166) danted[4537]: socks_seteuid(): old: 0, new: 65534
Feb 17 11:26:06 (1361129166) danted[4537]: socks_reseteuid(): current: 65534, new: 0
Feb 17 11:26:06 (1361129166) danted[4537]: socks_seteuid(): old: 0, new: 65534
Feb 17 11:26:06 (1361129166) danted[4537]: socks_reseteuid(): current: 65534, new: 0
Feb 17 11:26:06 (1361129166) danted[4537]: symbolfunction(): compiletime configuration error?  Failed to open "libc.so": /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libc.so: invalid ELF header
Feb 17 11:26:06 (1361129166) danted[4537]: sockdexit()
Feb 17 11:26:06 (1361129166) danted[4537]: sockdexit(): terminating

Anybody else get this?

[NC99]

There's a solution at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+sour ... bug/955044:

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cd /lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf
sudo ln -s libc.so.6 libc.so

Let me know if that works for your config (still working on mine). There should probably be a more permanent fix than this.

-NC.

[ften]

Thanks for the tip, that was the last piece I need to get OpenVPN and Dante working.

[bluenote]

Thanks for the tip, that was the last piece I need to get OpenVPN and Dante working.

I guess this is a hail mary being an old post, but sounds like you are doing exactly what I want to do, which is present SOCKS5 to the local network and send that out the openvpn tunnel (which is not the default route for everything).

Unfortunately every time I configure dante, I get weird, delayed results. I have no idea what I'm doing right or wrong.
Could I impose on you to post your config?

thanks

[iainfm]

I just set it up using the config here http://www.privacypi.org/how-about-a-socks-proxy/ (modified to suit my network), to do exactly the same as you (I presume).

Working so far, but too early to comment on stability

[bluenote]

I just set it up using the config here http://www.privacypi.org/how-about-a-socks-proxy/ (modified to suit my network), to do exactly the same as you (I presume).

Working so far, but too early to comment on stability

For some reason a config similar to what you point to didn't work properly for me.
Apparently Dante works a little funny in the sense that, it doesn't bind to the IP of the outgoing address, so it doesn't send the packets out that interface by default. It leaves that up to the OS, which of course, won't be able to figure out how to do that.
I had to do some funny modifications of the routing tables that applied themselves whenever openvpn came up to make it work.
I don't have those details at my fingertips, but if you need them, let me know.

It seems like the worst way to design software, but who knows, maybe I was missing something. I spent a lot of hours reading mailing lists and such and that seemed to be the official stance. I dunno what the usual use case is but I assume it's not VPN setups.

[zarkow]

Hello!

Yes please, I need the details to get this to work!

I set up OpenVPN on Raspbian, but for the life of me I can't figure out how to make Dante work as a proxy. Help!