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What is Tcp Blocker?

Tcpblocker is for sites that want to limit the number of times an IP address

can connect to a tcpserver controlled service such as smtp. Each time

tcpblock runs, it counts how many connections were made per client IP. If an

IP exceeds the configurable, maximum number of connections within the

configurable time period, tcpblock outputs a standard deny line that can be

used to build a tcp.smtp style file.

 

Combined with a cron job and a run script, tcpblocker can be configured to fit

into just about any qmail or tcpserver installation.

 

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