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Taking a guess, suppose you had a common config file for a bunch of machines which had both a public and private network. You want to listen on the internal network but not the external. It might be convenient to put
bind 127.0.0.1 192.168.20.0/24
and have it listen at whatever IP addresses the machine has open from that range. I guess the typical solution to that problem is to have an include file on each machine to set the bind address.
bind 192.xx.xx.xx > I know it's okay,
but I want to set 192.20.1.0 ~ 192.20.1.255
What should I do?
bind 192.20.1.* is not working....
kubernetes and rockylinux....
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