# /etc/dictd.conf 
#
#  This is the configuration file for /usr/sbin/dictd.  If this machine
#  is acting as a server for a network, or if you are accesible from
#  the internet, you will probably want to add some access
#  restrictions in this file.  See the dictd manpage - man dictd.
#
# A sample database section is generated automatically upon
# installation or removal of the dictd package or any dictionary
# database package.  Replace the ``include /var/lib/dictd/db.list''
# line below if you wish to provide a custom database section.
# Customization may also be achieved via the optional dictdconfig
# order override file /etc/dictd.order.  See the dictdconfig manpage -
# man dictdconfig.
#
# Older dictionary database packages did not automatically
# invoke /usr/sbin/dictdconfig upon installation and removal,
# so you may need to do so manually.

# Site section here:

#
# ALT Linux notes:
# Please note that access control is multi-stage:
# IP addresses to listen to are determined by 
# --listen-to (see also /etc/sysconfig/dictd),
# and allow/deny directives are used only at 
# the higher level.
# you can also use "control dictd" to change 
# primary access mode to "local" or "server".
# See also README.ALT in doc

# Access section here:
access {
	allow 127.0.0.1
	deny * 
}

# Database section here:

include /var/lib/dictd/db.list

# User section here: