Re: iSCSI Target and raw devices

Hi,
...
The other thing was that it was listening on a different port number
than the FreeBSD initiator was trying to connect to. For some reason
even though iscsi-target claims to have a "-p" option to specify the
port number, after reading the code it was clear that it doesn't
actually use that value for anything and instead is hardcoded to use
whatever is in /etc/services.


That issue is fixed.

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Michael Reifenberger
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