It was not included when I installed from the net or from the CD. The
only signs of its existence are the man pages.

I tried to locate tcpd and could not.  The hosts.allow files etc. were
not created.  The inetd.conf file, while intelligently having all the
daemons commented out, was set to directly call the daemons. There was
no reference to tcpd.

This now becomes an interesting question. I've installed by sysinstal
- more about that later, from a CD and from the Net. How can I be
missing this stuff !#$@#


On Fri, Feb 09, 2001 at 05:20:50PM -0500, Josh Kuperman wrote:
> I can't imagine using my Mac as a web and mail server without having a
> copy of TCP Wrapper to stop just everyone else from everything else. I
> looked through the packages and it looks like the only version
> available is for Sun architecture.
> 
> Is it not available? Is it available but I have to compile it myself?
> Or do I simply not know how to look?

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Josh Kuperman                       
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