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Hi there guys. I am new to the list, but have done a search
for this and cant seem to find any information. In fact its being annoying me
for some time. I have a running Debian box (4.0) that is used as a CVS
server. Everything is working fine on the system, except the tcp wrapper logging.
Here is an example from syslog: Mar 5 11:18:56 buzz runcvs[1526]: connect from
172.16.160.202 (172.16.160.202) Mar 5 11:18:56 buzz runcvs[1529]: connect from
172.16.165.144 (172.16.165.144) Mar 5 11:18:56 buzz runcvs[1531]: connect from
172.16.65.1 (172.16.65.1) Mar 5 11:18:56 buzz runcvs[1535]: connect from
172.16.165.144 (172.16.165.144) As you can see it is using IPs rather than hostnames. As our
company uses DHCP the logging of IPs can turn out to be quite useless to me a
lot of the time, as machines will have changed. I just don’t understand
why it isn’t logging hostnames however. When I do a nslookup: buzz:/var/log# nslookup 172.16.160.202 Server:
172.16.164.100 Address:
172.16.164.100#53 202.160.16.172.in-addr.arpa name =
savio.curamsoftware.com. The runcvs is just this: /usr/bin/cvs \ -T /cvs/tmp \ --allow-root=/cvs/AppDev \ (with a few more repositories in here) pserver The machine is not using NIS or any other domain structure,
but if nslookup is working, surely it should report the name of the connecting
machines? Any help or pointers will be very much appreciated. Thanks Brian The information in this email is confidential and may be legally privileged. It is intended solely for the addressee. Access to this email by anyone else is unauthorized. If you are not the intended recipient, any disclosure, copying, distribution or any action taken or omitted to be taken in reliance on it, is prohibited and may be unlawful. If you are not the intended addressee please contact the sender and dispose of this e-mail. Thank you. |