RE: how to deny some hosts access

[Eddie Strohmier]

I would use the following:

/etc/hosts.deny

ALL: ALL

/etc/hosts.allow

in.ftpd: LOCAL, .good.domain, 111.222.333.

The above of course allows LOCAL hosts, good.domain and
111.222.333.x only. Do a man hosts.allow for more details
and how to use the EXCEPT rule.


Eddie Strohmier

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i want to deny some hosts and ip addresses to access my ftp
services,how should i do

#more /etc/hosts.allow
in.ftpd:all
#more/etc/hosts.deny
in.ftpd:`192.168.?

is that correct?

i want to deny some ip addresses match my patterns,i man
hosts.allow,the manual say `192.168.? matches 192.168.*.*,i
try,but it does not work

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