exampleConfig has extras turned on, and uses real hosts/IPs #214
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… example.com (see rfc2606) in example config
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Good idea, can you remove the commented out repeater config too? It doesn't really make sense to have it in the config since it's already described in the comments above. |
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replaced with #228 |
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exampleConfig uses real hostnames and real IP addresses - it also has the repeater configuration enabled by default (...pointing at someone elses machine).
While this is "example" it's frequently used as a starting point for new users and for rpm packages (and probably others) as a starting point.
switched to example.com hostnames, and commented out (but didn't remove - it is example config) the repeater section.