http://blog.acsystem.sk/linux/brute-force-attack-dovecot-imap-server-blockin...
so, I think that process name is pop3. remember to check that dovecot is compiled to support tcp wrappers.
Eero
2013/3/31 Max Pyziur pyz@brama.com
Greetings,
Per the subject line, how does pop3 get tcp-wrapped when using dovecot?
More specifically, when blocking email and (still) using sendmail, entries in /etc/hosts.deny look something like: sendmail: xxx.xxx. etc (depending on the depth/degree)
for vsftpd it's vsftpd: xxx.xxx (where the x's are parts of an octet)
for sshd it's sshd: xxx.xxx
for pop3/dovecot it's? ????: xxx.xxx
I'm concerned about what is to the left of the colon (":"), not to the right.
Is it a dovecot.conf configuration also?
Much thanks,
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