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From: Doug <Studded@gorean.org>
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To: jwelsh@qrtp.quintiles.com
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Subject: Re: 3.2 stable and tcp wrappers
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jwelsh@qrtp.quintiles.com wrote:
> 
> Im trying to wrap my telnet daemon to only allow telnet from a single host
> my entry in /etc/hosts.allow is
> 
> # added by me
> telnetd : user.qcon.qrtp.quintiles.com : allow
> telnetd : ALL : deny
> 
> i have tried restarting inetd with the HUP signal and tried
> killing outright and restarting inetd, but it doesnt seem to take this rule..

	When you say it doesn't "take" this rule, does that mean that it doesn't
allow telnet from the first host, or it doesn't deny telnet from others?

Doug


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