sl_proxy (E)​/Hosts_Allow_File

Hosts_Allow_File

• This is the file where access control is specified.
• One machines is specified per line. The following forms can be used FQDN, CIDR, IP address, and IP address/netmask etc.
• Lines starting with # are ignored.

#Example
192.168.27
192.168.28.0/255.255.255.0
202.26.158.0/24
www.star-dust.jp
princess.solar-system.tuis.ac.jp/24

sl_relay

• Machines hosting Viewers that are permitted to be connected are specified here.
• It is set only for those machines permitted to use sl_relay (sl_relay).
• Default is /usr/local/etc/sl_proxy/hosts_relay.allo​w

sl_cache

• The connection of the Relay Server is controlled here.
• The Relay Server that is permitted to connect is specified.
• This provides some measure of protection against the injection of false cache data.
• Default is /usr/local/etc/sl_proxy/hosts_cache.allo​w.

sl_info

• The connection of the Relay Server (sl_relay) is controlled here.
• The Relay Server (sl_relay) that is permitted to connect is specified.
• Through this some measure of protection against the injection of false information is provided.
• Default is /usr/local/etc/sl_proxy/hosts_info.allow​.