I'm using tcprapper on Linux box.
Can I control login-user by hosts.allow file?
 
CASE 1.  user@host
 
[hosts.allow]
 
in.telnetd: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
[hosts.deny]
ALL:ALL
 
[my test result]
 
1.check with tcpdmatch
[sun:/usr/sbin] tcpdmatch in.telnetd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
client:   address  141.12.12.8
client:   username sec
server:   process  in.telnetd
matched:  /etc/hosts.allow line 7
access:   granted
[sun:/usr/sbin] tcpdmatch in.telnetd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
client:   address  141.12.12.8
client:   username sec2
server:   process  in.telnetd
matched:  /etc/hosts.deny line 10
access:   denied
2.login from 141.12.12.8
But any user can't access sun from 141.12.12.8 .
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CASE 2  host
 
[hosts.allow]
 
in.telnetd: 141.12.12.8
 
[hosts.deny]
ALL:ALL
 
[my test result]
 
1.check with tcpdmatch
[sun:/usr/sbin] tcpdmatch in.telnetd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
client:   address  141.12.12.8
client:   username sec
server:   process  in.telnetd
matched:  /etc/hosts.allow line 7
access:   granted
[sun:/usr/sbin] tcpdmatch in.telnetd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
client:   address  141.12.12.8
client:   username sec2
server:   process  in.telnetd
matched:  /etc/hosts.allow line 7
access:   granted
 
2.login from 141.12.12.8
In this case all user can access sun from 141.12.12.8
 
 
My Conclusion:
Tcprapper can control the access of host/IP but
can't control the access of the user.
 
Is that right?
 
Is there anyone who knows about that?
If there, please answer to me

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