Hi,
i assume in your hosts.deny you have something like ALL:ALL
to block every connect to ports not explicitly allowed in hosts.allow.
But in your hosts.allow i can't find a line allowing access from
128.197.61.90 to the amanda-ports.....
probably it would be a good idea to include something like
ALL: 128.197.61.90
into hosts.allow to make shure all acesses from the local host
are allowed, because you shurely trust your own machine, don't you?
Christoph
Casile Antonino schrieb:
>
> Hi,
> >
> > So I'll repeat one of my questions: have you gone through all of the tests
> > in the FAQ? This problem is very common on new installations and the FAQ
> > has at least two items specifically dealing with debugging what's wrong.
> >
>
> Yes I did!!!
> The problem here is xinetd ... I looked at the /var/log messages and I
> got the following lines just after having run "amcheck DailySet1":
>
> > Nov 28 18:42:06 raffaello xinetd: xinetd startup succeeded
> > Nov 28 18:42:22 raffaello xinetd[14793]: refused connect from 128.197.61.90
>
> >From here you can see that xinetd is refusing to connect from
> 128.197.61.90 (which is the PC I am trying to make the amanda server run
> on!!) ... the problem is that all the configuration files are ok ... at
> least I think ...
>
> My hosts.allow file is as follow :
>
> imapd: localhost 128.197.61.90
> in.telnetd: localhost 128.197.61.90 128.197.61.91 128.197.61.92
> 128.197.61.184 128.197.61.187 193.205.82.52
> in.talkd: ALL
> in.tftpd: localhost 128.197.61.90 128.197.61.91 128.197.61.92
> in.fingerd: localhost 128.197.61.90 128.197.61.91 128.197.61.92
> in.rlogind: localhost 128.197.61.90 128.197.61.91 128.197.61.92
> in.rshd: localhost 128.197.61.90 128.197.61.91 128.197.61.92
> in.ftpd: localhost 128.197.61.90 128.197.61.91 128.197.61.92
> 128.197.61.184 128.197.61.187
> in.rexecd: localhost 128.197.61.90
> rpc.cmsd: localhost 128.197.61.90
> # httpd: localhost 128.197.61.91 128.197.61.92
> portmap: localhost 128.197.61.90 128.197.61.91 128.197.61.92
> 128.197.61.95 128.197.61.96 128.197.61.97 128.197.61.184 128.197.61.187
>
> xinetd.conf is :
>
> defaults
> {
> instances = 60
> log_type = SYSLOG authpriv
> log_on_success = HOST PID
> log_on_failure = HOST RECORD
> }
>
> includedir /etc/xinetd.d
>
> and finally /etc/xinetd.d/amandad is :
>
> service amanda
> {
> socket_type = dgram
> protocol = udp
> wait = yes
> user = operator
> group = disk
> server = /usr/lib/amanda/amandad
> disable = no
> }
>
> At this point I see no particular reason for xinetd to refuse
> connections on port 10080 for the same host!!! Do you seee any??
> Bye, Antonino Casile
