rsh/rexec/rcp/rlogin: use ssh + scp/rsync
talk: use a local irc server
ping/telnet/ftp/tftp/write: all of these you can get from other packages
inetd: either use a different distribution or use systemd socket activation
timed: use an ntp client
biff/comsat: nah
ripquery/routed: nuh-uh
rpc*: no need

Development

Note

We have created some nix code to generate a QEMU VM with a setup similar to a production deployment There is not necessarily any VMs running in a production setup, and if so then at least not this VM. It is mainly there for easy access to interactive testing, as well as for testing the NixOS module.

You can easily start developing this with nix, by running the test VM:

nix run .#vm

You can also build the nix package, or run the executable directly:

# Build package
nix build .#

# Run the executable (after building package)
nix run .#

Within the VM, you will find several NixOS containers configured behind NAT with the container host, all running roowhod. These containers and the container host (the VM itself) will broadcast rwhod content between them in order to simulate a LAN with several machines connected. You can enter the different containers like this:

machinectl shell c1
# Press 'Ctrl + ]' 3 times rapidly in a row to exit
machinectl shell c2

This product includes software developed by the University of California, Berkeley and its contributors.