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HOSTS.LPD(5)              FreeBSD File Formats Manual             HOSTS.LPD(5)


NAME

     hosts.lpd -- trusted hosts that may use local print services


DESCRIPTION

     The hosts.lpd file contains a list of hostnames or IP addresses that are
     allowed to use your local print services.  List every hostname or IP
     address on a line itself.

     If you want to allow access for any and all host, you can usually use the
     NIS netgroups feature to do this by adding a line with a single `+' char-
     acter.


FILES

     /etc/hosts.lpd       The hosts.lpd file resides in /etc.


SEE ALSO

     printcap(5), lpd(8)

FreeBSD 6.2                      June 1, 1996                      FreeBSD 6.2


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