Hi,

In message <006a01c8ba33$4cff5740$e6fe05c0$@wang@firstwave.com.au> on 05/20/08(13:37:55)
you "David Wang" <pomhqbdyi-2264e6x4g4tw.ml@delegate.org> wrote:
 |Thanks a lot for your information. I will install version 9.7.7 and test it.
 |But while using /etc/hosts replacing DNS resolution, if the host is a
 |subnet, such as 192.168.3.0/24, and if a host is a hostname, such as
 |aaa.bbb.ccc, or even with a port number, like aaa.bbb.ccc:xxxx, what should
 |I do for them?

You need to move only host-addresses to /etc/hosts. For example:

  PERMIT=protocol:server:+=clients.list

  [clients.list]
  *.https.clients
  192.168.3.0/24
  aaa.bbb.ccc
  {aaa.bbb.ccc:xxxx}

Cheers,
Yutaka
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