Hi,

In message <_A3974@delegate-en.ML_> on 05/13/08(12:44:10) I wrote:
 |Maybe the easiest solution is resolving your clients not with DNS but
 |with local /etc/hosts file.  If the /etc/hosts file is not desirable
 |to be added, you can use your own hosts file (/tmp/myhosts for example)
 |and specify like RESOLV="file:/tmp/myhosts,nis,dns,sys".

And the lightest way to add new clients without restarting DeleGate is 
naming them with pseudo hostname in pseudo domain as "http.clients"
for example.

  PERMIT="http:server:*.http.clients"

And add the pseudo hostnames of clients into /etc/hosts like this:

  192.168.1.1  192-168-1-1.http.clients
  192.168.1.2  192-168-1-1.http.clients
  ...

In this case, the parameter RES_VRFY="" should be added to verify the
reverse resolution to avoid spoofing by DNS for "http.clients" domain.

Cheers,
Yutaka
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