Bryan Phinney mused: > I would guess that something is either not configured correctly, > you have > installed some software that has changed the default settings, or > you are > hitting a different machine than you think you are hitting. I > have tried > this on my web server which is also set to msec level 4 and it > does NOT work. > Telnet connections are refused, just like SSH was initially until > I opened > that up using hosts.allow. > > It is possible that you have altered your hosts.deny file and the > cron job > that is supposed to change it back simply hasn't run yet, but it > should get > around to it. However, default at msec level 4 is to create a > hosts.deny > file that denies all. Until you explicitly allow connections in > hosts.allow > or remove hosts.deny, it should be refusing all connections. > -- > Bryan Phinney > Software Test Engineer
Hmm... I´m going to have to do some more playing around. I´ll let you know what I broke ;) -- Michael Holt Snohomish, WA (o_ [EMAIL PROTECTED] (o_ (o_ //\ www.holt-tech.net (/)_ (/)_ V_/_ www.mandrake.com ============================================================< ¨For we are God´s workmanship, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.¨ Eph. 2:10
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