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Hello,
I'm attempting to get lynx to access the web via a proxy server on the
lan.
As I was reading the lynx documentation, I came across a sample
lynx.cfg
file.
The sample file indicates that its default location should be
/usr/local/lib/lynx.cfg, but since I installed from the .deb file in
hamm,
I was wondering if the debianized version of lynx looks there, or in
another
location.
Does it go in /usr/local/lib/lynx.cfg, or another location?
TIA,
--David
I have an old Redhat 3.1 system -- but my lynx.cfg is
in /usr/lib however you should get to know how to use "locate":
1st: execute the command updatedb -- this will cause all your
files to be entered in a database on your machine. It will take
a minute or so to complete. [you should repeat this command
whenever your file structure changes (i.e. you add or delete an
appreciable number of programs]
2nd: execute the command "locate lynx.cfg" -- you will be told
where your lynx.cfg file is. If you just did a "locate lynx" you
will get all the places where any file having to do with the name
'lynx' is located (including directory names).
joeh
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