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-# /usr/local/etc/tac_plus.conf
-
-user=fred {
-    name = "Fred Flintstone"
-    login = des mEX027bHtzTlQ
-
-    # Remember that authorization is also recursive over groups, in
-    # the same way that password lookups are recursive. Thus, if you
-    # place a user in a group, the daemon will look in the group for
-    # authorization parameters if it cannot find them in the user
-    # declaration.
-    member = admin
-
-    expires = "May 23 2005"
- 
-    service = exec {
-        # When Fred starts an exec, his connection access list is 5
-        acl = 5
- 
-        # We require this autocmd to be done at startup
-        autocmd = "telnet foo"
-    }
- 
-    # All commands except telnet 131.108.13.* are denied for Fred
-    cmd = telnet {
-        # Fred can run the following telnet command
-        permit 131\.108\.13\.[0-9]+
-
-        deny .*
-    }
- 
-    service = ppp protocol = ip {
-        # Fred can run ip over ppp only if he uses one 
-        # of the following mandatory addresses If he supplies no
-        # address, the first one here will be mandated
-        addr=131.108.12.11
-        addr=131.108.12.12
-        addr=131.108.12.13
-        addr=131.108.12.14
- 
-        # Fred's mandatory input access list number is 101
-        inacl=101
- 
-        # We will suggest an output access list of 102, but Fred may
-        # choose to ignore or override it
-        optional outacl=102
-    }
-
-    service = slip {
-        # Fred can run slip. When he does, he will have to use
-        # these mandatory access lists
-        inacl=101
-        outacl=102
-    }
- 
-    # set a timeout in the lcp layer of ppp
-    service = ppp protocol = lcp {
-        timeout = 10
-    }
-}
-
-user = wilma {
-    # Wilma has no password of her own, but she's a group member so
-    # she'll use the group password if there is one. Same for her
-    # password expiry date
-    member = admin
-}
- 
-group = admin {
-    # group members who don't have their own password will be looked
-    # up in /etc/passwd
-    login = file /etc/passwd
- 
-    # group members who have no expiry date set will use this one
-    expires = "Jan 1 1998"
-}