Re: /etc/host.deny and co

1998-10-28 Thread Daniel Martin
Linh Dang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Thank you very much! > > Another question if you don't mind? > > Someone mentionned ipfwadm. What do you think about it, how does it > compare > to tcpwrapper? Does one has to recompile the kernel to use ipfwadm ? Yes, your kernel has to be compiled to su

Re: /etc/host.deny and co

1998-10-27 Thread Linh Dang
Thank you very much! Another question if you don't mind? Someone mentionned ipfwadm. What do you think about it, how does it compare to tcpwrapper? Does one has to recompile the kernel to use ipfwadm ? Thanks again -- Linh Dang Daniel Martin wrote: > > Linh Dang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >

Re: /etc/host.deny and co

1998-10-27 Thread Miller Paul
On Tue, 27 Oct 1998, Linh Dang wrote: > I want to deny telnet, ftp and smtp connection from ANY other sites. > But I want to accept http connection, pull down pop3, imap and > send out mail (smtp). > > How do I setup /etc/host.deny, /etc/host.allow and CO. I will RTFM > but since security is so i

Re: /etc/host.deny and co

1998-10-27 Thread Daniel Martin
Linh Dang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi > > I want to deny telnet, ftp and smtp connection from ANY other sites. > But I want to accept http connection, pull down pop3, imap and > send out mail (smtp). > > How do I setup /etc/host.deny, /etc/host.allow and CO. I will RTFM > but since security

Re: /etc/host.deny and co

1998-10-27 Thread Remco van de Meent
On Tue, Oct 27, 1998 at 09:52:28AM -0500, Linh Dang wrote: : I want to deny telnet, ftp and smtp connection from ANY other sites. But : I want to accept http connection, pull down pop3, imap and send out mail : (smtp). : : How do I setup /etc/host.deny, /etc/host.allow and CO. I will RTFM b

/etc/host.deny and co

1998-10-27 Thread Linh Dang
Hi I want to deny telnet, ftp and smtp connection from ANY other sites. But I want to accept http connection, pull down pop3, imap and send out mail (smtp). How do I setup /etc/host.deny, /etc/host.allow and CO. I will RTFM but since security is so important (that why I choose Debian) I'd like t