Re: hosts.deny vs iptables

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From: "CodeHeads" <codeheads@xxxxxxxxx>
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Hello all,
I searched the archives and google and did not find what i was looking for.

This is my setup:
Web Server with virtual hosts; FC4; IPTables and SELinux Running

My questions is which is better, IPTables or hosts.deny???

I read some where, cannot remember, that hosts.deny does not read httpd
requests??

I am mostly concerned in blocking IP ranges with either.

Any thoughts?

Belt, please meet suspenders. Suspenders, please meet Belt. Now that
you have been introduced please work together.

In other words, is there any reason you cannot use both? I use both.

{^_-}

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