Weqaar,
please quote your e-mails properly...
On your issues:
1. Broadcast: All addresses on the same subnet have the same broadcast (ip
works this way).
2. Aliases: The aliased interface under linux disregards the netmask/ip
address, so as long as you have the ip address set, you don't care of the
rest (unless you're doing fancy things with routing tables... which I don't
think you're doing).
3. TCP Wrappers: I misleaded you on this one. There's no support in the
tcpwrappers library for destination ip addresses. So it's impossible for it
to behave based on the dest. virtual server. We would require a new
implementation of virtuald, which would have to run as a daemon and which
would have to read it's own virtual.allow and virtual.deny files containing
DAEMON * SOURCE_LIST * DESTINATION_LIST * SHELL_COMMAND
definitions....
Dave
