I am reading TCP wrappers on the FreeBSD handbook. http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/tcpwrappers.html
I enabled inetd with flags -wW and started sshd under inetd and everything ran as expected. Until recently, I disabled inetd by commenting it in rc.conf. I found the TCP wrappers are still in effect. When I add
I will be denied from accessing my machine using SSH.
I would like to how the TCP wrappers run as in the handbook, it just said
I enabled inetd with flags -wW and started sshd under inetd and everything ran as expected. Until recently, I disabled inetd by commenting it in rc.conf. I found the TCP wrappers are still in effect. When I add
Code:
sshd : ALL : deny
I would like to how the TCP wrappers run as in the handbook, it just said
To enable TCP Wrappers in FreeBSD, ensure the inetd(8) server is started from /etc/rc.conf with -Ww.