Sean Carolan wrote:
I'm confused. I'd expect the above symbol listing to show that sendmail is
in fact using the libwrap library and it should be doing what the allow/deny
files say.
Regardless, the simple way to tell sendmail what you want to permit is to
use the /usr/mail/access file.
My goal was to block *ALL* IP access to port 25.
In that case you might as well just shut down sendmail. Or if you only
want it to listen on an 'inside' interface, set the appropriate address
in the DAEMON_OPTIONS entry in /etc/mail/sendmail.mc (which you must
have already modified since the default is to only use the loopback
interface 127.0.0.1). But you can still control connections completely
in /etc/mail/access.
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Les Mikesell
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