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From: Jim Pazarena <fquest@ccstores.com>
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tcp wrappers does not seem to be compiled with the 'blacklist patch' 
which Wietse Venema provided
some years back.

I am curious if/why the implementor(s) within FreeBSD chose to ignore 
that useful patch?

Would someone please point out to me how/where I could re-compile tcpd 
to include
this patch? I am struggling trying to find the tcpd source on my system.

Thanks

Jim Pazarena