RECORDER
Specifies the Y server <address:port> to connect to. This is a fall back if the argument --recorder is not specified.
Y sound system host access modification
yhost [-]
<address>
[options]
Adds or removes host addresses from the Y server's list of hosts allowed to connect to it.
Specifying a - infront of the argument means to remove the <address> from the list.
<address> is the numeric IP or named address of the host you want to allow/disallow access to the Y server.
Note that the yhost command must be runned on the same physical computer as the Y server is running on.
--recorder <address:port>
Specify which Y server to connect to.
--help
Print help screen and exit.
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RECORDER
Specifies the Y server <address:port> to connect to. This is a fall back if the argument --recorder is not specified.
To add 63.97.42.127 to the yhost access list, type:
# yhost 63.97.42.127
To remove 63.97.42.127 from the yhost access list, type:
# yhost - 63.97.42.127
In all cases the yhost command must be runned on the same computer that the Y server is running on. Give IP (number and dots notation) addresses whenever possible to improve security.
5 releases since Debian 3.0 (Woody); the text changed 2 times.