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Subject: Re: rate limiting sshd connections ?
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I would strognly suggest that you dont use inetd for running services but 
running all your services as daemons wich is much faster for the system and 
safer.

I've seen somewhere i think a command for limiting that but i am not sure 
... If i find the command i'll tell you !

Take care ;)

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