# This is an example configuration file demonstrating the options that
# can be set to alter the behavior of the sysadmd(1M) daemon.  Copy this
# file to /var/sysadm/sysadmd.conf in order for its settings to take effect.
#
# A line that starts with a '#' character is a comment.  The comment
# continues until the end of that line.
#
# Uncommenting the next two lines would cause sysadmd to only accept
# connections from localhost and all hosts on the 192.0.2 network except
# for the host 192.0.2.1.
#tcpmux.allowHosts: localhost 192.0.2
#tcpmux.denyHosts: 192.0.2.1
#
# Uncommenting the next two lines would cause sysadmd to accept connections
# from all hosts except for hosts on the 192.0.2 network.  192.0.2.3 would
# be allowed to connect even though it's on the 192.0.2 network.
#tcpmux.denyHosts: 192.0.2
#tcpmux.allowHosts: 192.0.2.3
#
# Uncommenting the next line would provide additional feedback for
# clients who are not allowed to connect via inetd.
#tcpmux.denyMessage: Access denied for testing.
#
# Uncommenting the next two lines would cause sysadmd to print all
# errors, warnings, information messages, debug messages, and trace messages
# to /dev/console.  This can be useful when debugging sysadmd connection
# problems.
#logFile: /dev/console
#logFile.filter: fewidt
#
# Uncommenting the next line would cause sysadmd to log all errors, warnings,
# and information messages to syslog.  This is an addition to the logFile
# setting above.
#syslog.filter: fewi