On 02/10/99(01:42) you "Erekose Ermizhad" <pbuaqbdyi-mxhgu43lr33w.ml@delegate.org> wrote
in <_A269@delegate-en.ML_>
 |I read the manual on how to invoke delegate but i might missed some of 
 |the imporant points there.  Normally I start delegate by issuing the 
 |following command 
 |./delegated -P5000 -vv PERMIT="*:*:2.2.2.*,*:*:198.1.1.45" so that only 
 |machines on segment 2.2.2.0 and host with IP address 198.1.1.45 can use 
 |my proxy.  Is this the right command to use ??? Or is there a better way 

The syntax of the value of PERMIT parameter is like this:

[Manual.txt]
>   *PERMIT   ProtoList:dstHostList:srcHostList

Note that the value must be a single triple, not the list of triples.
Thus your example must be specified either of followings:

    PERMIT="*:*:2.2.2.*,198.1.1.45"
or
    PERMIT="*:*:2.2.2.*"
    PERMIT="*:*:198.1.1.45"

 |to do this. Also I need to ask U this.  I just found that I was able to 
 |access and use my http proxy server from outside with IP address that is 
 |not permitted in the host list.  I dialed to my ISP and then just wanna 
 |check whether I could use my delegate proxy server.  I thought I would 
 |be denied access, however it was not !!!.  Why ???

Your example will be interpreted as follows:

    PERMIT="*:*:2.2.2.*,*"

Cheers,
Yutaka
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