# -*- mode: sh -*-
# leg20170305
#
# This is the example configuration file for 'only'
#
# The only thing you can configure here is to make 'only' more verbose
# or to enable command substitution.  Both are generally not good
# ideas and we recommend to run 'only' without any configuration file
# at all.
#
#
# Configuration options are just tokens at the very beginning of a
# line.  If you want to enable one, just remove the comment.
#
# Print 'denied' to stderr, so a user can figure out the program was
# not run.
#show_terse_denied
#
# Enable command line substitution via ~/.onlyrules 
#enable_command_line_substitution
#
# Show which commands are allowed
#show_allowed
#
# Feed back a denied command line to the invoking user
#show_denied
#
# Show a help text to the user.  The text is everything after the line
# with the help_text token to the end of the file.
#help_text

This is the 'only' help text shown, when you send a command line
which is not accepted by 'only'.