At 12:18 AM 2/11/00 +0000, you wrote:
>After a post saying, open /etc/hosts.deny, and comment out any unwanted
>services, I did this and it worked fine. But I had to do a reinstall and I
>again, I find my system open to services I don't want it to be :(
>So, I opened /etc/hosts.deny but there are no services listed. Are there any
>other files I can use to close these connections (FTP, POP3, Auth....)?
>Thanks for any help
You sure hosts.deny is the right file? I think it's inetd.conf...
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