Meanwhile I've not set this up myself, the first thing that comes to mind
is to restart certain daemons.  For example, you may need to:

/etc/init.d/sshd restart

Then try and log in.  That may fix the problem.
tdh


T. Holmes
Unixtechs.org
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"Real Men use Vi."

* Franki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [010523 14:24]:
| Hi all,
| 
| I have a bit of a security risk, and I was hoping someone could help me
| out...
| 
| how does hosts.deny get used??
| 
| I have this:
| 
| ALL: 202.3.163.74
| ALL: 146.88.60.15
| ALL: 64.170.196.68
| ALL: 202.165.71.44
| 
| in my hosts.deny
| 
| and yet, I am using that last IP myself now dialed in, and I can still
| connect to my server via SSH
| 
| 
| i didn't used to be able to do that. for some reason my hosts.deny file
| isn't working...
| 
| 
| Can anyone tell me why or where to look for the reason it isn't working?
| 
| does anything need to be running to use hosts.deny? (I am using xinetd)
| 
| I am lost here and I think this is very important, as its obviously the
| reason that my portsentry isn't cutting people off...
| 
| 
| Many thanks
| 
| regards
| 
| Frank.

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