# Data Base# An ndb(2) database file exists for the authentication# server. The attribute types used by the AS are hostid and# uid. The value in the hostid is a client host's ID. The# values in the uid pairs in the same entry list which users# that host ID may speak for. A uid value of * means the# host ID may speak for all users. A uid value of !user means# the host ID may not speak for user. For example:# hostid=bootes# uid=!sys uid=!adm uid=*#
# Data Base
# An ndb(2) database file exists for the authentication
# server. The attribute types used by the AS are hostid and
# uid. The value in the hostid is a client host's ID. The
# values in the uid pairs in the same entry list which users
# that host ID may speak for. A uid value of * means the
# host ID may speak for all users. A uid value of !user means
# the host ID may not speak for user. For example:
# hostid=bootes
# uid=!sys uid=!adm uid=*
#