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Hello everybody,

I was trying to make my local NetBSD-server more secure by adding
TCP_wrappers. So I tried to install it via pkgsrc and got the following
error message:

===> tcp_wrappers-7.6.1nb1 is not available for NetBSD-1.6.2_RC4-i386

I *did* find the man-page for hosts_access, though, as well as tcpdchk.
I heard support for tcpd can be compiled directly into network-services
- is this the case with NetBSD? If so, are my network-services
tcpd-aware, already, or do I have to enable that manually? 

Thank you very much,

kind regards,

Benjamin

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