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SED to add a suffix
Post 302390507 by necron on Thursday 28th of January 2010 06:51:07 AM
01-28-2010
Hey Pludi,
Yeah I know, I always ran ssh @ 22222, but from some locations the tcp 22222 outbound was blocked, while 22 wasn't.
Im still working to migrate from the IPFW to PF as firewall, since PF can use these kind of files as input for firewall rules.
I also run sshguard-ipfw which puts an attacker in the IPFW firewall when guessing usernames.
So this hosts.allow is just an extra
Thx for the advice/thinking with me though!
Yeah I know, I always ran ssh @ 22222, but from some locations the tcp 22222 outbound was blocked, while 22 wasn't.
Im still working to migrate from the IPFW to PF as firewall, since PF can use these kind of files as input for firewall rules.
I also run sshguard-ipfw which puts an attacker in the IPFW firewall when guessing usernames.
So this hosts.allow is just an extra
Thx for the advice/thinking with me though!
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