Yes this happens only once.
I know the wrapper thing seems not correct, but I did not have this issue
until I set the wrappers up. Yes the wrappers are correct and are
installed and configured the same on over 500 machines.
Anyway I have a work around for this for now which basiclly is disabling
it. Now when one reboots and does login/logout I do not get any alerts.
I know this is a petty issue, but just wanted see others say.
If anybody comes up with why this happens or different view on this
that would be great.
Thanks.
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On Wed, 24 Oct 2001, Alex Larsson wrote:
> On Wed, 24 Oct 2001, Dino A Amato wrote:
>
> > Hello -
> > I have a question and was wondering what your thoughts are?
> >
> > I just loaded RedHat 7.2 and I saw that it installs fam. As a current SGI
> > person here at NASA I am familiar with this.
> >
> > On Linux I noticed something odd when using /etc/hosts.allow
> > /etc/hosts.deny with the /etc/hsots.deny having ALL:ALL:spawn <blabalhabl>
> > to catch things that we miss with /etc/hosts.deny.
> > After a reboot and when logging in/out for the first time, the tcp
> > wrappers alerts me to:
> >
> > fam: connection refused from unknown@unknown
>
> Does this happen only once?
>
> > If I remove the ALL: in /etc/hosts.deny I do not get this alert.
> >
> > Do we have to add a line to the allow/deny for fam to get rid of this
> > alert or can we make a change to the /etc/fam/conf file?
>
> I suck at tcp-wrappers, so i don't really know. But there is no fam config
> option for this that i know of.
>
> The fam in RH 7.2 only binds to 127.0.0.1 though, so you should not need
> to protect it.
>
> / Alex
>
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