ebnetd for Debian
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ebnetd in Debian has a flexible configuration handling system.  To use
this system, use update-ebnetd.conf to update your
/etc/ebnetd/ebnetd.conf.

  * For site administrators

    Put your global configurations for ebnetd in /etc/ebnetd/book.d/00ebnetd
    and each book configuration in /etc/ebnetd/book.d/<book_name>.
    Edit each /etc/ebnetd/book.d/<package>'s hosts subsection to allow
    the access hosts if you want.

    Then invoke /usr/sbin/update-ebnetd.conf to update
    /etc/ebnetd/ebnetd.conf.

  * for package maintainers

    Put /etc/ebnetd/book.d/<package> in your package, which includes a
    book configuration the package has.
    I suggests the book can be allowed to access from any hosts by
    default to use the book soon. i.e. hosts * subsection is added.
    The access control is processed by global configuration by default.

    Put /usr/sbin/update-ebnetd.conf in your maintainer scripts.

    The edict-fpw package would be a good example for adding ebnetd
    support to your own package.

Info of update-ebnetd.conf was written by Masato Taruishi
<taru@debian.org>.

 -- Masayuki Hatta (mhatta) <mhatta@debian.org>, Sun,  8 Oct 2006 14:32:33 +0900