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> Why don't you just figure out what is wrong in the first place? Changing
> hammers doesn't change the size of the nail.
Sometimes easier said than done. I fought with a problem with ntpd on
Linux for days on end multiple times over the course o
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> "My experience is that if something has to be done, just do it - don't
> ask! They will thank you later," he said.
Yeah, an interesting quote, all right. It's obvious that his corporate
culture is very different from the one where i w
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> So, since his ACLs were all for req_mime_type, adding the line You
> suggested doesn't solve the problem. I would venture to say that the
> "-i" may be causing problems, since it's not listed as an option to
> req_mime_type. Uncommenting the "#h
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Gleydson Soares wrote:
>>http_access deny !allowed_mime
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> http_reply_access deny !allowed_mime
- From the Squid configuration file:
acl aclname req_mime_type mime-type1 ...
# regex match agains the mime type of the request generated
# b
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You can build Amanda Yourself and specify certain port ranges, which is
a big win when configuring a firewall. Here are the rules i have in a
neutral format (i actually use Netfilter on that firewall):
server/src ports 702:712/udp -> clients/dst
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> If it is the latter there is strong evidence that IPSO (The OS on Nokia
> and Checkpoint based firewalls) is derived from OpenBSD.
Really? My understanding was that it was FreeBSD-based.
It's worth emphasizing that IPSO is nothing more than the ope
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