On Fri, 21 Jul 2000, you wrote:
> > What do you make of that? Nothing's open on port 22??? Yet I have the
> > "ListenAdress" variable set to "63.196.197.0", and now I've even set
> > hosts.allow to ALL:ALL, and hosts.deny to <null>. Not to mention that
> >
> > /etc/rc.d/init.d/sshd status == running...
>
> ListenAddress 63.196.197.0 means only guys with an ip that matches
> 64.196.197.x can get in. I'm sure you would want 0.0.0.0 (everyone) for
> that line. That is how I have mine set up, seems to work on any machine.
Well, actually no, I'm only interested in nodes on that network having
access. So that is by design.
> Also, try to "ssh localhost" on that box.
This also comes back with the same connection refused.
At this point I'm wondering if for some reason I shouldn't try to run sshd
from inetd? Could it be that now it wants to have its' own entry in
inetd.conf??? It can't hurt to try...
One other thing... I can still enable telnet access, and have been using that
instead (albeit temporarily)...
