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You can use /etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny to regulate access
(assuming ftpd is started through the tcp wrappers in inetd.conf). I don't
remember the exact syntax, but hosts.deny should have something like
ftp: all
and hosts.allow should have
ftp: .missouri.edu
I think the leading dot is important. Also, this will only allow machines
whose IP reverses to a valid domain name access. Raw IP numbers are
allowed. The man pages can probaly be more helpfull.
g'luck
Nimrod
"Roberts, Michael J." wrote:
>
> I'm going to put the 1.0 distribution in my /incoming folder under
> /gnome-1.0. It's the redhat rpm i386 distribution. I'm downloading it
> right now, so give me a hour or two. Feel free to grab it about 3:00
> provided my d/l goes well. HOWEVER, the download just finished, and I will
> make it available just as soon as I figure out how to lock anonymous ftp
> access down to just the missouri.edu domain. I'm sure someone knows how to
> do this with wu-ftpd. Please reply soon.
>
> Michael Roberts
> IATS-LaDS
> EMAIL:PROTECTED (573) 884-2243
> http://tool.missouri.edu
>
> "forty-six and two, are just ahead of me"-mjk