On Tue, 12 Aug 2003, igueths at comcast.net wrote: > Hi there. I can't login from the current machine I am at, but a friend said > he can get into the box no problem using his account. I'm not running sshd > under inetd so that wouldn't be a problem as was the case with telnetd. I > should probably check into the public keys/authorized_keys. I am under the impression that you compiled your own sshd. Is that true? If so, I think you have to enable tcp wrapper support for it to work correctly. Then, even though it doesn't run from inetd, you would need a line in /etc/hosts.allow like: sshd: all to make it work. I never compiled my own sshd. I've always used the one that came with the distribution and had to use hosts.allow to enable it as I have all services denied by default.
