You might need to restart inetd or xinetd whatever you are using.
or you might want to do a counterlisting in /etc/hosts.deny,
something like:
in.sshd : ALL EXCEPT (whichever host you need to give access)
Carlos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
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> how do i allow access to sshd and samba to all and ftpd to
x.x.x.x.78 and x.x.x.x.77 only?? i use slackware 8.1.... i tried
using: ALL: 127.0.0.1
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in.sshd: ALL
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in.smbd: ALL
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in.nmbd: ALL
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in.ftpd:x.x.x.x.78, x.x.x.x.77
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> but it didnt work... and the funny thing is, i administered it
remotely.... now i have to go out of my room and go to the office
to fix it!!! help!!!!!
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