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Re: [SLUG] What's so great about qmail?





On Sun, 2 Jul 2000, Andrew Reilly wrote:

> On Sun, Jul 02, 2000 at 10:45:15AM +1000, David Fisher wrote:
> > That made precisely no difference whatsoever.  I still get the same
> > messages from EXMH and fetchmail.  Any further suggestions, folks?
> 
> Well, are you sure that you've tweaked the right hosts.allow
> file, corresponding to the tcp-env/inetd that you're using.  In
> my experience, there is wide variation in the specifics of these
> things.

Well, I'm totally confused now.  How many hosts.allow files are there?  I
made the changes you suggested in /etc/hosts.allow - it's the only one I
know.  
> 
> Check the details of your qmail, tcp-wrappers and inetd
> installations.  I'm pretty damn sure that the answer is right in
> essence, if not in the particulars for your situation.

I'm lost here.  I don't know what I'm even looking for.  Can you please
tell me what I'm looking for in tcp-wrappers and inetd?

I understand that if I delete rcpthosts I will have an open relay but at
least it ought to work.  Is this a starting point at least for tracing the
problem?  
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Yours in acute and chronic frustration,

David

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