Re: Shell connections refused SOLVED

Hi Aaron! On Thu, 27 Apr 2000, Aaron Brashears wrote: > Thanks to a wonderful source of help (I deleted the email, and the poster > didn't cc debian-users), this problem has been solved. The 10.20.0.2 machine > had a line in /etc/hosts.deny which looke like: > > ALL: PARANOID > > which would pr

Re: Shell connections refused SOLVED

Thanks to a wonderful source of help (I deleted the email, and the poster didn't cc debian-users), this problem has been solved. The 10.20.0.2 machine had a line in /etc/hosts.deny which looke like: ALL: PARANOID which would prevent me from logging in from my Debian box. However, both Red Hat and

Re: Shell connections refused

Aaron Brashears wrote: > > D1 (10.20.0.1), and D2 (10.20.0.2) are both synched to potato on > debian.org. Both machines have telnetd, telnet, ssh, and sshd available > or running. Here's a sample session from D1: > - > $ telnet 170.1.36.137 > Trying 170.1.36.137.

Re: Shell connections refused

Hi Aaron! On Wed, 26 Apr 2000, Aaron Brashears wrote: > $ ssh 170.1.36.137 > Connection closed by foreign host. My wildest guess is that the box the sshd runs on cannot reverse resolve the machine the client runs on. yours,

Shell connections refused

Hi there everyone. I don't know if this is a debian specific issue, or a network issue, but I'm experiencing a strange problem connecting from one machine to another. Here's what happens: D1 (10.20.0.1), and D2 (10.20.0.2) are both synched to potato on debian.org. Both machines have telnetd, teln