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From: chrw <shredder@hack.babel.dk>
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Subject: tcpd
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Hello,

anyone has an idear how to setup the "tcp wrapper" tcpd, to query
/etc/hosts when looking up/verifying hostnames, *BEFORE* asking named. 

Dunno if it can be done .. anyone got a hint?


Regard,


Christoffer Walther
Unix administrator.


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