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-Writing a source definition:
-============================
-
-Place a file in /etc/openssh-known-hosts/sources. Its name must follow
-run-parts' conventions.
-
-Basic variables:
- * PLUGIN:	name of the plugin to use
- * EXIT_IGNORE:	space-seperated list of exitcodes which should be ignored, no
-		update is performed for this source then (optional)
-
-The rest of the variables is plugin-specific.
-
-For examples see /usr/share/doc/openssh-known-hosts/examples/*.
-
-Writing a hostname filter:
-==========================
-
-Place a file $source.filter next to your $source in
-/etc/openssh-known-hosts/sources.
-
-Each line shall contain a rule consisting of an action, a space and a pattern.
-The first rule with a matching pattern decides: If the action starts with a,
-o, p or y (for accept, admit, allow, ok, pass, permit, print, yes, ...) the
-hostname will be used, otherwise it is discarded. If a key has no hostnames
-left it is discarded as a whole.
-
-An example filter can be found in
-/usr/share/doc/openssh-known-hosts/examples/curl.filter.
-
-Writing a plugin:
-=================
-
-Place an executeable in /usr/local/share/openssh-known-hosts/plugins. Your
-plugin gets the variables set in the source definition in its environment. The
-working directory will be set to the source's cache directory. All your plugin
-has to do is to create a file named "new". "current" must not be touched but
-can be used as a hint to skip downloading the same file again. stdout and
-stderr will be connected to "log", which will be output on error. You needn't
-create "new" if it would be identical to "current".
-