I don't now right off hand if sshd that comes with debian is linked with the
libtcp or not, but try not putting that in the /etc/hosts.allow and if you are
denied access to ssh to the box, try putting:
sshd: ALL
in the /etc/hosts.allow.
Also, does tcpd accept CIDR notiation now - I saw a response that included:
10.0.0/8
I didn't believe this was allowed? (Although I have not looked at TCPD) in
a long time.
Personally I think this program is useless, you should always use
ipfwadm/ipchains/netfilter/ipf. They are MUCH better for securing your system
then tcpd.
--jason
On Tue, Jul 04, 2000 at 04:21:05PM +0100, Patrick Kirk wrote:
> > everything).
> >
> > In your hosts.allow you should have (in addition to anything else you have):
> >
> > in.telnetd: 10.0.0.
> >
> Won't that mean that ssh from remote is DENYed?
>
>
