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   On 17 Mar 2024, Nicholas Boel said the following...   
      
    NB> Also, in the paragraph above it tells you "*" supercedes the rest of what   
    NB> follows, so *127.0.0.1 is actually just "*", and with that said...   
      
   Ah, I missed that part.  No wonder it works!  :)   
      
    NB> I don't think "*" should be a default example in any case, since that   
    NB> could potentially cause problems. so I think the '127.0.0.1' is and   
    NB> always has been just a placeholder for people to change.   
      
   Before I just had 127.0.0.1 as I only want to allow connections from nginx   
   running on the same VPS.   
      
   What would I put in smapinntpd.allow if I wanted to restrict access to a   
   single IPv4 address?   
      
   I don't have port 5000 exposed to the public internet, so it's not really much   
   of a concern, more of a belt & suspenders approach.   
      
      
   Jay   
      
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