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Looking for "lease based popper access"
From: sedwards () sedwards com
Date: Fri, 10 Dec 1999 11:15:02 -0800 (PST)
I use tcp wrappers a lot when I configure client networks. I figure if the script kiddies can't connect, they can't do a lot of damage -- assuming tcp wrappers isn't exploitable :) This works pretty good for most services except POP. Traveling employees need to get to their email from where ever they are. What I'm looking for is something where an employee can get a temporary "lease" to access POP from their current IP address. I'm thinking that I could hack on tcp wrappers to look at an external file (or maybe an Oracle table) for allowable connections. Thus, when an employee was rejected access, they would send an email that would invoke a procmail script that would add their IP address to the file or table with an expiration date. Then the employee would not be inconvenienced again until the lease expired. Not wanting to re-invent wheels, does anybody know of some existing code to do this or something similar? Thanks in advance, ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Steve Edwards sedwards () sedwards com Voice: +1-760-723-2727 PST Newline Pager: +1-888-478-5085 Fax: +1-760-731-3000
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- VPN solution needed (linux<->win32) or (nt<->win32) Mailing Lists (Dec 08)
- RE: VPN solution needed (linux<->win32) or (nt<->win32) Shaun Moran (Dec 10)
- Looking for "lease based popper access" sedwards (Dec 12)
- Re: Looking for "lease based popper access" Crispin Cowan (Dec 13)
- Re: Looking for "lease based popper access" sedwards (Dec 13)
- Re: Looking for "lease based popper access" Crispin Cowan (Dec 13)
- Re: Looking for "lease based popper access" kwooding (Dec 14)
- Looking for "lease based popper access" sedwards (Dec 12)
- RE: VPN solution needed (linux<->win32) or (nt<->win32) Shaun Moran (Dec 10)
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- RE: VPN solution needed (linux<->win32) or (nt<->win32) sean . kelly (Dec 10)
- Re: VPN solution needed (linux<->win32) or (nt<->win32) Steven M. Bellovin (Dec 12)
- RE: VPN solution needed (linux<->win32) or (nt<->win32) Predrag Zivic (Dec 13)