Re: [cobalt-users] No telnet, no FTP

["Gerald Waugh" <gerald@xxxxxxxxx>]

> Just to make sure, reboot the machine.  It's been my experience that
> rebooting will clean out the hosts.deny file for sure. I've seen other
> people say this works for them as well, while yet other people say it's not
> supposed to do that. But it's worth a shot.

Rebooting the machine will clean out the routing table.
The route -rejects added to the routing table are in RAM, thus lost on reboot.
The host.deny file written by wrappers is a file on the hard drive, thus is not
lost on reboot.
Gerald