Re: Choosing services without using bind

 > Hope this helps....

Sort-of. So I can do something like:

service telnet
{
     id		   = telnet1
     socket_type    = stream
     wait           = no
     user           = root
     only_from      = .mydomain.com
     server         = /usr/sbin/super-telnet
     bind           = 121.121.121.121
}

service telnet
{
     id		   = telnet2
     socket_type    = stream
     wait           = no
     user           = root
     no_access      = .mydomain.com
     server         = /usr/sbin/boring-telnet
     bind           = 121.121.121.121
}

and users inside my domain will get to use "super-telnet", but users 
outside my domain will get "boring-telnet"?

David

Steve G wrote:
>>one block of source IP addresses will get this service,
>>another will get that service. Can this be done?
> 
> 
> Sort of. You will have to create a service entry for each
> ip-address. Each one will require the "id" attribute t be
> set. It must be different - telnet1, telnet2, telnet3, etc.
> You will also have to set the bind attribute to 1 address
> each.
> 
> I should take a look at the examples, the ones you put in
> the e-mails message just look bad. REUSE is on by default,
> so its not needed and USERID will slow eveything down and
> is untrustworthy unless you control all machines that
> access the server. One example should use it but not all of
> them.
> 

> -Steve Grubb
> 
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