Other that this, I find that all /home/*/public_html are now not
accessable, because msec change all /home/* to 700.
In my opinion, this is too restrict. Because it is normal for many
server allow user to put web page at their user directory. How can I set
it?
Besides, I don't know why mandrake still use /etc/hosts.deny as
protection. Why don't just integrate all incoming security setup to
iptables rules?
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On Tue, 26 Mar 2002, Zdenek Mazanec wrote:
> > Hi, as I use my machine as server, I choose security level high in msec
> > config. However, after I upgrade to mandrake 8.2, my sshd can't being
> > connected because the files /etc/hosts.deny always deny all connection.
> >
> > After I remove that line, one hour later msec will reset /etc/hosts.deny
> > back to deny all. How can I tell msec don't change the file
> > /etc/hosts.deny?
>
>
> You can add line similar to
> sshd: your.address
> to /etc/hosts.allow in this case.
>
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> BlueHawk
>
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