On Sun, 29 Apr 2001, Mike Burger wrote:
>Actually, unless you're running ssh out of xinetd/inetd, that won't do any
>good at all.
Actually, yes it will, but not written as "ssh". It should read
"sshd" instead.
>Most ssh daemons run as a standalone daemon, and don't interact with
>inetd/xinetd and don't pay any attention to hosts.allow or hosts.deny.
sshd is built with tcp wrappers support wether or not you run it
from inetd. The line granting access in hosts.allow/hosts.deny
should read:
sshd: <whatever>
Again, this works with sshd ran standalone. I'm using it this
way on 4 different machines and it works well.
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