On Wed, 29 Dec 1999, aphro wrote:
> carlf >ALL: PARANOID
> carlf >
> carlf >Surely that should be blocking anything not on my local LAN. What's
> carlf >up?
>
> that line blocks ALL incoming connections(or at least tries) to daemons in
> /etc/inetd.conf from all hosts, no matter where they are.
On Wed, 29 Dec 1999, Carl Fink wrote:
carlf >In order to use IP-Masq I had to edit hosts.allow to accept
carlf >connections from my own other PC. The only uncommented line there now
carlf >reads:
carlf >
carlf >ALL: LOCAL 198.168.1.*
ipmasq has nothing to do with tcp_wrappers, it is a firewallin
On Wed, Dec 29, 1999 at 08:47:18PM -0500, Carl Fink wrote:
> ALL: LOCAL 198.168.1.*
You don't want the trailing '*' there - the . does wildcard matching by
itself. I suspect you will find that "198.168.1.*" trys to match a host
by that name. Also, don't you mean to have your local network be in
*- On 29 Dec, Carl Fink wrote about "Possible hosts.allow problem"
> In order to use IP-Masq I had to edit hosts.allow to accept
> connections from my own other PC. The only uncommented line there now
> reads:
>
> ALL: LOCAL 198.168.1.*
>
Shouldn't it be:
ALL: LOCAL, 192.168.1.
or for your ne
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