I've been reading over the hosts.deny man page to get some ideas, but I'm unclear on how to implement them. I know what I want to do, but I don't know how to do it. I want to allow all connections from my five users, those being acsacx, amy, michael, wayne and zack, unless those requests come from 211.182.241.* These acceptable accounts will likely only log in through ssh. I want to deny 211.182.241.* unconditonally. Can anyone give me an example of a hosts.allow/hosts.deny setup that would do this? On Tue, 2004-07-27 at 11:12, Michael Sullivan wrote: > The kiddies using their script file to try to hack into my systems > through sshd using accounts guest and test tried again yesterday. This > morning I opened up the man page for sshd_config in Konquerer (the > colour coding is very nice) and discovered how I could deny access > through ssh from all accounts except the accounts that might use it > (this excludes guest and test). The other day I went in to each of the > user accounts and modified their .bashrc file so that when they log in > it asks them to change their password and boot them out. This will work > for now because for now the enemy script is only trying to inquire about > the nonexistent guest and test accounts. The IP addresses they try to > log in from vary slightly, but for the most part I think the first three > octets are the same. I looked through the man page for sshd_config for > a way to block their IP, but I couldn't find it. Does anyone here know > how to do this?
