pkcipe has its own ideas about UDP ports

[Al Grimstad <al,AT,grimstad,DOT,mv,DOT,com>]

I've been using cipe successfully for quite some time without pkcipe.
Now, I want to use pkcipe too for what appears to be its nice way of
dealing with dynamic addresses. I've gotten a cipe tunnel working using
pkcipe (v 1.5.4), but hardly the way I want it to work. The problem is
that I can't seem to contol the UDP ports of the tunnel pkcipe sets up.

Let's forget about dynamic addresses initially just to overcome this
problem. Here's the /etc/cipe/pk/host file I'm using for the initiator
of pkcipe. The hostname of the peer is "bramble". It's corresponding
pk/host file is equivalent; nothing fancy in it. Remote invocation is
via inetd, all following the recipe.

# more bramble
-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----
...
-----END PUBLIC KEY-----

# spoke config
# cipe addresses
ptpaddr         10.10.10.2
ipaddr          10.10.10.1

# transport addresses
peer           192.168.200.2:18209
me             192.168.200.1:18208

# scripts
ipup            /etc/cipe/bramble/ip-up.sh
ipdown          /etc/cipe/bramble/ip-down.sh

Here's the last part of the pkcipe -d255 output:

handlePacket 257 14/14
Good signature
packetSend: 2a 50 46 (23)
 0000:  166d 653d 3139 322e  3136 382e 3230 302e  .me=192.168.200.
 0010:  313a 3130 3331 ac                         1:1031¬         
packetRecv: 2a 50 47 (23)
 0000:  166d 653d 3139 322e  3136 382e 3230 302e  .me=192.168.200.
 0010:  323a 3332 3830 36eb                       2:32806ë        
handlePacket 23 16/16
negotiate: me=192.168.200.2:32806
lockMaster
starting /usr/local/sbin/ciped-cb for peer bramble
packetSend: 2a 50 5e (15)
 0000:  1573 7461 7274 6564  2063 6970 6564 31    .started ciped1 
unlockMaster
packetRecv: 2a 50 5e (14)
 0000:  1573 7461 7274 6564  2063 6970 6564 31    .started ciped1 
handlePacket 14 15/15
packetSend: 2a 50 56 (7)
 0000:  0272 6561 6479 17                         .ready.         

Note that the UDP port negotiated was not the one I asked for. Is
this simply broken, or is there something I'm missing?

-- al