On Sun, Jun 12, 2005 at 03:41:15PM +0200, Michael Below wrote: > Package: swat > Version: 3.0.14a-3 > Severity: normal
> I just removed samba and the swat package. When I ran nmap > afterwards, I wondered what was listening on the swat port. When I > tried to connect to that port using telnet, I got a message from > swat in the syslog "refused connect from <my IP>". Trying to > connect to the port via http fails. > Looks like "something" was left over after removal, probably not > the whole program. Or is this the way things are meant to be? There appears to be a bug in the swat package, whereby the inetd.conf entry for the service is not removed when the package is uninstalled. The program itself is no longer present; inetd is just listening on the port, and will either reject the connection with the error you listed (which is caused by hosts.allow/hosts.deny settings), or with an error saying that it cannot execute /usr/sbin/swat. FWIW, purging the swat package does seem to remove the service. I'll look into fixing things so that the service is also correctly disabled on 'remove'. -- Steve Langasek postmodern programmer
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