2010/5/17 GIGO . <gi...@msn.com>: > > Dear all, > > never_direct/always_direct > > > Why two directives had to be created while one directive could have done the > trick? Please guide > >
always_direct has priority over never_direct. statement below: always_direct allow A never_direct allow B always_direct deny C never_direct allow D is the same as: always_direct allow A always_direct deny C never_direct allow B never_direct allow D -- Tech support agency in China http://duxieweb.com/
