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Posted by: Anonymous (Friday 23 April 2004, 1:10 PM)
> /etc/squid/squid.conf -- recognised as a
> configuration file by Linux via its .conf extension
Huh???
What does that mean. I never heard that "Linux" (which part - the kernel?) recognize anything via
its file extension. Actually there's no concept like
file extension. 'been using too much Win/DOS...
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> /etc/squid/squid.conf -- recognised as a
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Why doesn't the author tell us exactly what he's r... bard cazmit -
RE Why doesn't the author tell us exactly what he'... Anonymous
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he suggests turning off the insecure telnet, yet u... Anonymous
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It's good that ZDNet is running articles on this t... Nigel
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Not bad for someone starting out in Linux but rath... Andy Morris
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Don't what planet this author is on but there are... Robert Walker
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Redhat 9 seems a questionable choice given that up... Geoff Ballinger
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I thought telnet was turned off by default in RH9... Anonymous
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Well well, about time we had some more of this sor... Nigel Packer
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smeserver is a 1-CD distribution aimed at exactly... Carl Rhinehart
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Take a look at NASLite (www.naslite.com). It is a... Anonymous
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