figured it out. My problem was not where I was looking
in the hosts.allow but back one step in the /etc/xinetd.conf
out of the box it contained ..... 'only_from = localhost'
removing or commenting this worked. I focussed each service in
the hosts.allow to the IPs needed for each. I also had to go
through all my services and make sure each was compiled with
wrappers.
-Walt
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> I no longer get the connect refused.
> I now get
>
> connected
> 421 service not available
>
> I compiled the services with the TCPD flag or wrappers
> I assume this is in wrappers somehow? ie it connects
> then xinetd never dispaches the appropriate service.
> This appears to happen for all such 'configured' services
> telnet, ftp, imap etc
>
> -Walt
>
>
> (E-Mail Removed) wrote:
>> I have a current gentoo system with a 2.4.26 kernel.
>> Recently I noted that the 2 services I had config'ed
>> with xinetd (imapd and ftpd) were not kicking right.
>> I have the files in/etc/xinetd.d enabled
>> and the appropriate binaries do exist.
>> The HOSTS.ALLOW file contains
>> ALL: 192.168.1., 192.168.0.
>
>> when I ftp (from 192.168.1.19) I get connection refused.
>> Oh /etc/init.d/xinetd is in a started state.
>
>> ideas?
>> Thanks.
>> -Walt
>
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