# Allow access to amanda over the network. See 'man amanda'

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# 'ambackup' connects to 'amandad'. If your 'disklist' is correctly

# set up, i.e. if it does not use 'localhost' but the fully qualified

# domain name (FQDN) of the target machine, then you must put

# the FQDN here. 'ambackup' must be run by user 'amandabackup', so we allow

# access by user 'amandabackup'. Do not forget to add an 'only_from' line to

# '/etc/xinet.d/amanda' to allow access to 'amandad' only from known

# IP addresses.

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# replace mymachine.mydomain by the correct value and uncomment

# mymachine.mydomain amandabackup

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# 'amrecover' connects to 'amandaidx', which uses the fully qualified

# domain name when access is done from another machine. 'amrecover'

# must be run by user 'root', so we allow access by user 'root'.

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# replace mymachine.mydomain by the correct value and uncomment

# mymachine.mydomain root

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# 'amrecover' connects to 'amandaidx', which uses the bare machine

# name w/o domain name when access is done from the same machine.

# 'amrecover' must be run by user 'root', so we allow access by user

# 'root'.

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# replace mymachine by the correct value and uncomment

# mymachine root

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backup1-muc.internetx.de    amanda      amdump

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