A little too secure.

["Aaron D. Turner" <aturner@pobox.com>]

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Well Roger asked for an account on Vodka and gave me a few IP's to add to
the allow list.  For those of you who don't know, if you don't add the
IP's *just* right, nobody can log in.  Well it turns out that I didn't
test it well enough (forgot to up sshd first) and when I tried logging in
from home...

Anyways, I'm leaving for NaviSite in a little bit.  Should have things
back to normal by 9:30 pm PST or so.

Anyways, can anyone give any reasonable reason why ssh shouldn't allow any
host to connect?  I don't like driving there on friday nights 'cuz I make
a teeny-weeny mistake.  There are easy ways to reduce the chance of this
happening again, but it is still possible.

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