Re: RES: removing portsentry routes

Yes, iptables -F (and/or calling your firewall script if you have one). But don't forget to clean up /etc/hosts.deny from time to time, it can get very big if you switched TCP wrappers denial in portsentry. Thomas Ritter

Re: RES: removing portsentry routes

Yes, iptables -F (and/or calling your firewall script if you have one). But don't forget to clean up /etc/hosts.deny from time to time, it can get very big if you switched TCP wrappers denial in portsentry. Thomas Ritter -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubsc

RES: removing portsentry routes

Hi! I use iptables to block hosts denied by portsentry (you can configure it in porsentry.conf; KILL_ROUTE="/sbin/iptables -I INPUT -s $TARGET$ -j DROP"). Also, i have a script for setting up my firewall rules. All that i do to expire denied hosts was configure cron to flush my firewal

RES: removing portsentry routes

Hi! I use iptables to block hosts denied by portsentry (you can configure it in porsentry.conf; KILL_ROUTE="/sbin/iptables -I INPUT -s $TARGET$ -j DROP"). Also, i have a script for setting up my firewall rules. All that i do to expire denied hosts was configure cron to flush my firewall