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On 25.02.2014 03:14, Xin Li wrote:

> By the way we need to be careful when changing the defaults, or it
> creates astonishment (tcpwrap are supposed to work without restarting
> the service) but I think this is probably a pain we have to face if we
> can't make TCP wrappers to work faster.

We can't?

What if we make libwrap cache and check hosts.allow/hosts.deny modification times early
and just skip if it was not modified since last check?

Eugene Grosbein