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# dreader.hosts
#
# ip/host/wildcard flags group-restrictions
#
# flags:
# f feed (r & p do not apply unless feed does a 'mode reader'
# to us and uses POST). This option causes dreaderd
# to respond as if it were an INN server, but with a
# severely restricted command set. It's just good enough
# to handle a (full or header only) feed with takethis
# or ihave.
#
# if no 'r' or 'p' specified, the connection will be
# sent to a private fork in dreaderd so as not to
# interfere with (i.e. slow down) readers by sharing
# their forks. This is prefered.
#
# r read access
# p post access
# used to give read/post access to the client. If 'f' is
# not specified, dreaderd responds as if it were an
# NNTP client.
#
# lN rate limit for any given article (i.e. limits binary dl),
# in bytes/sec.
# LN rate limit for everything, in bytes/sec
#
# hN limit maximum number of simultaneous connections from host
#
# HN limit maximum number of simultaneous connections from matching
# config line (differs from the 'h' option if using wildcards).
#
# uN limit maximum number of simultaneous connections from user@host
# (only applies of identd lookup successful)
#
# a enable authentication, user=name pass=name expected as
# additional arguments.
#
# q surpress logging of connects and disconnects
#
# NOTES
#
# The file is searched once. The search terminates on a successful
# match. Both the reverse lookup and the IP address is tested against
# the entry. However, unless explicitly prefixed, wildcard
# strings that begin with a digit (0-9) are *only* matched against
# the IP address (otherwise something like 192.100.5.* would match
# an FQDN 192.100.5.x.hacker.com).
#
# You can explicitly prefix match with IP: or FQDN: to force the match
# to only be compared against the IP address or FQDN. It is not usually
# necessary to do this.
#
# CIDR addresses can be used, although all 4 digits of the network
# must be specified. See example below.
#
#remote.news.box f
#127.0.0.1 rp
#some.auth.user rpa user=charlie pass=fubar
#some.bad.user rL1024
#limit.from.host rph1u64
#127.0.0.0/8 (options go here)
#FQDN:wildcard (options go here)
#IP:wildcard (options go here)
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