On Thu, 2004-10-14 at 12:02, BjÃrn Persson wrote:
> Brian Fahrlander wrote:
> A list like the one below, right? I've seen a couple of these at home.
> It sure is a breakin attempt, but I allow only public key authentication
> so I'm not particularly worried.
Yeah, me too, but I like to keep at least 2-3 levels of protection
from their schemes from my having to rebuild the machine. :>
It's a script, then....I have almost the exact same users
attempted. But what bothers me is the reference to the "BREAKIN
ATTEMPT" (which is obvious, btw) and it refering to line 6 of
/etc/hosts, where it comes up with the AF_Inet or whatever "not found".
Well of course it's not found- every other app that uses tcpwrappers
knows that as an 'unknown' and it just denies it. Go figure.
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