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Deny module block
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This block will always deny a server from linking in if it's using a certain module. Its primary purpose is to prevent accidentally loading the wrong modules on other servers, which could possibly wreck the entire network.
Syntax
deny module { name "somemodule"; reason "somemodule is not allowed"; };
The reason is optional and defaults to simply "no reason". You can only specify one module name per block, due to the presence of other fields.
See also
Related, but not the same:
- Require module block - require a module being used across the network
- Blacklist-module directive - this prevents the current server from loading a module