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Michael Havens wrote:
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> On Tuesday 25 February 2003 10:15 pm, Michael Havens wrote:
> > I haven't been at it long enough to screw it up to much.
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> As I said last night, right now I is sittin hear being droven crasy ler=
ning
> vi, I is such a neu beginer.
> :-)~Mike~(-:
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Don't worry - you will :)

Once upon a time, I made a DNS entry by hand for studyabroadlinks.com (A
record), and set up an alias (CNAME) for www.studyabroadlinks.com to go
to studyabroad.com. They were not particulaly pleased as that was their
competitor :( =



<computer security rant>
And this is one reason hand editing config files is considered a
computer security risk. My typo adversly affected the availability of
their web site to their customers. Tools that have been certified to
produce correct, consistent results are much better. Of course, most
Unix admins shudder at the thought of using GUI tools.
</computer security rant>

George
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