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Re: [cobalt-users] Blocking email
- Subject: Re: [cobalt-users] Blocking email
- From: Jay Summers <jay@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu Apr 4 00:43:58 2002
- List-id: Mailing list for users to share thoughts on Cobalt products. <cobalt-users.list.cobalt.com>
> I've got that list in my hosts.deny file but what does it keep them out of?
Redhat Manual: TCP Wrappers - Can monitor and control remote access to your
local tftp, exec, ftp, rsh, telnet, rlogin, finger, and systat daemon.
I also compile OpenSSH with TCP Wrappers. It makes me feel all warm and
fuzzy when I see this in my logs.
Apr 2 13:09:54 ns1 sshd[18332]: refused connect from 212.124.35.7
Apr 2 13:09:54 ns1 sshd[18333]: refused connect from 212.124.35.7
Apr 2 13:09:54 ns1 sshd[18334]: refused connect from 212.124.35.7
Apr 2 13:09:54 ns1 sshd[18335]: refused connect from 212.124.35.7
Apr 2 13:09:54 ns1 sshd[18336]: refused connect from 212.124.35.7
Apr 2 13:09:54 ns1 sshd[18337]: refused connect from 212.124.35.7
Apr 2 13:09:54 ns1 sshd[18338]: refused connect from 212.124.35.7
> It does not appear to keep them out of sending mail to the server?
Correct, but if you add those IP blocks to /etc/mail/access I believe it
will.
HTH,
j
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