# @(#)62	1.5  src/tcpip/etc/hosts.lpd, tcp_apps, tcpip720 9/27/91 17:11:51
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# COMPONENT_NAME: TCPIP hosts.lpd
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# FUNCTIONS: 
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# ORIGINS: 26  27 
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# (C) COPYRIGHT International Business Machines Corp. 1985, 1989
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#  /etc/hosts.lpd
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# This file, along with the /etc/hosts.equiv file, defines which foreign
# hosts are permitted to remotely print on your host.  To allow a user
# from another host to print on your host, that foreign hostname must be
# in this file or in /etc/hosts.equiv.  The lpd daemon searches
# /etc/hosts.equiv before this file, so the definitions in it take
# precedence.
#
# The format of this file is as follows:
#
# [-]hostname
#
# The hostname can be preceded by a '-' character to deny access.  If you
# are using NIS, the hostname may be in the form:
#
# +@netgroup
# -@netgroup
#
# where "netgroup" is an NIS netgroup defined in the netgroup map.  The
# '+' form allows access to any host in the netgroup, while the '-' form
# denies access to any host in the netgroup.
#
# Lines beginning with a '#' character and blank lines are ignored.
#
# Examples:
#
# host			allows access to all users on host
# -host			denies access to all users on host
# +@group		allows access to all users on hosts in group
# -@group		denies access to all users on hosts in group