On Wed, 19 Apr 2006, Eben King wrote:
> On Wed, 19 Apr 2006, steve szmidt wrote:
>
>> On Wednesday 19 April 2006 01:41, Eben King wrote:
>>> What's the deal here? How can I cut him off, using e.g.
>>> hosts.deny or similar (I already have ALL : ALL in there)?
>>
>> You are using the builtin firewall are you not?
>
> No, but good point; I could block him at the router (if the router's halfway
> decent).
Somehow I don't think it is. The closest match I could find was a section
called "Block Sites" (I think that is a nanny feature that blocks
_outbound_access to the named sites); I added it to the list "Block Sites
Containing these Keywords or Domain Names" in hopes that it was implemented
as a bidirectional block. I'll see when he starts back up again.
Isn't there any way to add a port by number (not service name) to
hosts.deny? How about if I define tcp/81 as my_http in /etc/services?
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