SUMMARY: logging tcpd refused connections under Sol 10
2007-12-25 5:43:00
> I wish to change the syslog destination of logs when tcp wrappers on
> Solaris 10 block a connection. (This is the tcp wrappers that are part
> of the Solaris 10 OS) Right now violations go to daemon.warning. I
> really do not want to do this by service (telnet, rlogin, bpcd, ssh) but
> by what the tcp wrappers themselves allow or deny. Is this possible under
> Solaris 10? If so, how?
The answer:
Read the hosts_options man page. It explains how the syntax of the
/etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny files has been expanded to include,
amongst other things, where logging should go.
As an aside, that man page is in /usr/sfw/man, so be sure /usr/sfw/man
is in your MANPATH.
Thanks to
Casper Dik
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