1# This is an example of an access control file to be used by ypserv.
2#
3# This file is parsed line by line. First match will terminate the check
4# of the caller.
5#
6
7#############################################################################
8# This is the commands that will match a single host
9#
10#	allow host <hostname|ip-address>
11#	deny host <hostname|ip-address>
12#
13# To process hostname gethostbyname is called. If the hostname has multiple
14# ip-addresses all will be added (I hope). ip-address is processed by
15# inet_aton.
16allow host localhost
17deny host jodie
18
19#############################################################################
20# This is the commands that will match a network
21#
22#	allow net <netname|netnumber> [netmask <netname|netnumber>]
23#	deny net <netname|netnumber> [netmask <netname|netnumber>]
24#
25# To process netname getnetbyname is called, and inet_aton is used for
26# netnumber. inet_aton both access numbers as 255.255.255.0 and 0xffffff00.
27#
28# If netmask isn't given the parser will assume netmask from the first bits
29# of the network number. So if the network is subneted the you have to add
30# the netmask. In my case I've got the network 139.58.253.0 at home so too
31# allow any of my computers to talk with the server I need the following line
32#
33allow net mojathome netmask 255.255.255.0
34
35#############################################################################
36# At last we have a command that will match any caller:
37#
38#	allow all 
39#	deny all
40#
41
42# reject all connections
43deny all
44
45