On Wednesday 12 January 2005 01:08 pm, Joseph Martel wrote:
> I have been trying to get information on a meeting somewhere for
> beginners. So far I want to avoid Samba. I am not interested in
> Networking with dozens of computers. I have two computers at present, (an
> ME and an XP) and I publish
Yes, an interesting discussion. Almost seems like we need to do an
empirical study.
Vince said:
> To get tcp-wrapper support for an application, you either add the
> checks directly to the application or run a process that has been
> compiled with libwrap to perform the host checks before handing
That is matter of opinion, not fact, Obiwan.
Tom
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> Isn't libwrap the old way of doing things? Would using iptables
> not be faster?
Faster in performance, yes. Faster and simpler in configuration,
generally no.
-Vince
On Wed, Jan 12, 2005 at 02:27:43PM -1000, Dwight Victor wrote:
> Are you sure about that Vince?
Almost certain, yes.
> The way I understand how tcp_wrappers works is that the wrapper
> is actually listening on the service port and when the attempt
> is successfully authenticated against the /etc/
Isn't libwrap the old way of doing things? Would using iptables not be
faster?
Tom
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I'll be calling Think Tech Radio this afternoon at 5:01 to promote
TPOSSCON. 89.3 on your dial.
I want to be meaty in my approach, so I am looking for metrics like the
recent 35 billion IDC number.
If you have some good tidbits you want to hear me include, please reply
in thread ASAP.
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Are you sure about that Vince?
The way I understand how tcp_wrappers works is that the wrapper is
actually listening on the service port and when the attempt is
successfully authenticated against the /etc/hosts.allow and
/etc/hosts.deny files, the wrapper passes control to the actual
service.
A q
I have been trying to get information on a meeting somewhere for
beginners. So far I want to avoid Samba. I am not interested in
Networking with dozens of computers. I have two computers at present, (an
ME and an XP) and I publish a monthly newsletter using Pagemaker and
Photo Shop Elements. I use
I would like to attend a meeting of the Linux User Group. Most may be too
far advanced for me. So far, I do know I want to avoid this Samba
business. My main interest is in publishing a monthly newsletter. At the
moment I use Pagemaker and Photo Shop Elements. I use whatever
spreadsheet program tha
On Wed, Jan 12, 2005 at 09:31:56AM -1000, Dwight Victor wrote:
> If you know the IP addresses of the machines that you'll be
> SSHing from...it's best to compile your version of SSH to
> support tcp_wrappers and configure your /etc/hosts.allow and
> /etc/hosts.deny files to only allow SSH access fr
If you know the IP addresses of the machines that you'll be SSHing
from...it's best to compile your version of SSH to support
tcp_wrappers and configure your /etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny
files to only allow SSH access from your know IP addresses.
This also helps cut down on those irritatin
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