The following keys are meaningful to _s_y_a_d_m_d:
ttttccccppppmmmmuuuuxxxx....aaaalllllllloooowwwwHHHHoooossssttttssss Comma or space separated list of hosts which are
allowed to access _s_y_s_a_d_m_d via _i_n_e_t_d.
ttttccccppppmmmmuuuuxxxx....ddddeeeennnnyyyyHHHHoooossssttttssss Comma or space separated list of hosts which are
not allowed to access _s_y_s_a_d_m_d via _i_n_e_t_d.
The elements of the ttttccccppppmmmmuuuuxxxx....aaaalllllllloooowwwwHHHHoooossssttttssss and ttttccccppppmmmmuuuuxxxx....ddddeeeennnnyyyyHHHHoooossssttttssss lists can be
host names, IP Addresses, domain names, or networks. IP Addresses and
networks are specified via standard dot notation such as 192.0.2.1 (IP
Address) or 192.0.2 (network). Networks may also be specified by a pair
of numbers in dot notation specifying the network and the netmask, for
example 192.0.2.0/255.255.255.0. Domain names are distinguished from
host names by the presence of a leading '.' character: mars.sgi.com is
interpreted as a hostname and .sgi.com is interpreted as a domain name.
The keyword aaaallllllll can be used to match all hosts.
The order in which ttttccccppppmmmmuuuuxxxx....aaaalllllllloooowwwwHHHHoooossssttttssss and ttttccccppppmmmmuuuuxxxx....ddddeeeennnnyyyyHHHHoooossssttttssss appear in the
configuration file is significant. If ttttccccppppmmmmuuuuxxxx....aaaalllllllloooowwwwHHHHoooossssttttssss is first, then
hosts are denied access by default. A host must match the
ttttccccppppmmmmuuuuxxxx....aaaalllllllloooowwwwHHHHoooossssttttssss list and not match the ttttccccppppmmmmuuuuxxxx....ddddeeeennnnyyyyHHHHoooossssttttssss list in order
to access _s_y_s_a_d_m_d.
If ttttccccppppmmmmuuuuxxxx....ddddeeeennnnyyyyHHHHoooossssttttssss is first, then hosts are allowed access by default.
A host must match the ttttccccppppmmmmuuuuxxxx....ddddeeeennnnyyyyHHHHoooossssttttssss list and not match the
ttttccccppppmmmmuuuuxxxx....aaaalllllllloooowwwwHHHHoooossssttttssss list in order to be denied access to _s_y_s_a_d_m_d.
By default (with neither ttttccccppppmmmmuuuuxxxx....aaaalllllllloooowwwwHHHHoooossssttttssss nor ttttccccppppmmmmuuuuxxxx....ddddeeeennnnyyyyHHHHoooossssttttssss specified
in the configuration file), all hosts are allowed access to _s_y_s_a_d_m_d.
Regardless of ttttccccppppmmmmuuuuxxxx....aaaalllllllloooowwwwHHHHoooossssttttssss or ttttccccppppmmmmuuuuxxxx....ddddeeeennnnyyyyHHHHoooossssttttssss settings, clients
must specify a valid login/password combination in order to be able to
access any of _s_y_s_a_d_m_d's services.
ttttccccppppmmmmuuuuxxxx....ddddeeeennnnyyyyMMMMeeeessssssssaaaaggggeeee Message displayed by the client when access is
denied.
llllooooggggFFFFiiiilllleeee File or device for logging output. If the ----ffff
option is specified on the command line, the
llllooooggggFFFFiiiilllleeee setting in the configuration file is
ignored.
llllooooggggFFFFiiiilllleeee....ffffiiiilllltttteeeerrrr Filter that specifies which messages are logged to
the file specified by the llllooooggggFFFFiiiilllleeee setting. The
syntax of llllooooggggFFFFiiiilllleeee....ffffiiiilllltttteeeerrrr is the same as the syntax
of the argument to the ----llll command line option.
ssssyyyysssslllloooogggg....ffffiiiilllltttteeeerrrr Filter for specifying which messages are logged to
_s_y_s_l_o_g_d. The syntax of ssssyyyysssslllloooogggg....ffffiiiilllltttteeeerrrr is the same
as the syntax of the argument to the ----llll command
line option. This setting has no effect if the ----ssss
option was specified on the command line.
FFFFIIIILLLLEEEESSSS
/var/sysadm/sysadmd.conf Configuration file
/var/sysadm/sysadmd.conf.example Example Configuration file