Repatch (from linux) of OSX IRAF

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+# IRAFHOSTS -- Tells the iraf networking system how to connect to an iraf
+# kernel server on a remote node.
+# 
+# The networking parameters are set automatically by the networking system and
+# should rarely need to be modified by the user.  PORT may be set to "none" to
+# prevent the use of networking daemons, or to an explicit TCP port number if
+# the default value generated by the networking code cannot be used for some
+# reason.  AUTH is an authorization code used to prevent unauthorized access
+# to your networking servers.  The value is "default" initially but is filled
+# in by the networking system when networking is first used.  For maximum
+# efficiency, AUTH should be the same on all hosts (after using networking for
+# the first time copy the .irafhosts file to your other local hosts).  Each
+# user should have a unique AUTH value (the value provided by the system
+# ensures this).  HIPORT is used by the networking code to generate PORT.
+# TIMEOUT is the time in seconds after which an idle networking daemon will
+# shut down.
+#
+# The syntax of the host list is "hostname : loginname password".  There
+# should be one host per line, with the last hostname set to "*" (match any
+# host).  The loginname should be "<user>" (use your local login name), an
+# explicit login name, or "none" to disable networking for that host.  The
+# password should be "<user>" (use your local password), an explicit password,
+# or "?" if you want to be queried for the password at run time.  If an
+# explicit password is given the REXEC protocol is used, otherwise RSH is used.
+
+port = default
+auth = default
+hiport = default
+timeout = default
+
+*	: <user> <user>