openssh unix dev - Jan 2002 - [Bug 65] TCP Wrappers support does not log successful connections

http://bugzilla.mindrot.org/show_bug.cgi?id=65





------- Additional Comments From jap3003+opensshbugs at ksu.edu  2002-01-17
03:14 -------
"should?"  Maybe.  "Does?"  No.  This is the way tcpd does
it, too.  The call to
hosts_access() only determines whether or not a host should pass.  refuse()
[iirc, don't have the source handy] terminates sshd after calling syslog. 
There
doesn't appear to be a corresponding accept() function.  However, the fact
that
we have to call syslog ourselves is mitigated by the fact that there is a
function available to crack the request structure, so we don't really have
to go
dinking with the tcp wrapper internals.  It's the %s being sent into the
syslog.
 Although it's not mentioned on the manpage, it's in the header we
include.



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------- Additional Comments From mstone at cs.loyola.edu  2002-01-18 00:27
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I'm confused. If I set LogLevel VERBOSE in sshd_config, I get something like
this in the syslog:

Jan 17 08:12:39 myhost sshd[432]: Connection from somehost port someport

What else is desired?



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