On Thu, Feb 03, 2000 at 08:03:24PM -0800, Rich Quinn wrote:
> Hi,
>
> with regard to my problem with tunnelling, I am certain that it is
> something in my /etc/hosts.allow file.
> I did a truss of an ssh1 attempt and saw that hosts.allow was the last file
> openned before I would get a
> tcp wrappers error. I don't believe that I am articulating the rules in
> that file correctly.
> The contents of /etc/hosts.allow follow, am I missing something?
>
> # permit access to a few good hosts.
> # ALL says all services, ftp, telnet,
> #
> ALL: a.sparc.machine.behind.firewall.com
> ALL: another.machine.behind.firewall.com
> ALL: another.machine.behind.firewall.com
> ALL: another.machine.behind.firewall.com
> #
> newftpd: ALL
> #
> sshd: another.machine.behind.firewall.com : ALLOW
Are you running SSH1 and SSH2 on this system? That may be your problem.
You may not be forwarding SSH1 connections from the SSH2 daemon.
Also, are you running sshd out of inetd?
Add this line if you're running both in /etc/hosts.allow:
sshd1: another.machine.behind.firewall : ALLOW
That may help, but I don't think I've seen anyone try it this way.
-Anne
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Anne Carasik
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SSH Communications Security, Inc.
Senior Technical Support Engineer
"Any two consenting adults can rub two primes
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