> /dev/hda6).
>
> sorry about that but i've only been at this 24hrs...
>
> Rick
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> >From the text console, you can do a shutdown as normal.
>
> A while ago (within the last two weeks, I think) someone posted some
> nice tcl/tk code that one could add to some of xdm's startup scripts
> to get a little "shutdown" bu
to do this one
to map from foo.bar.com to 1.2.3.4 and another to do the "reverse"
mapping.
If /etc/hosts is used though, only a single entry suffices for forward
and
reverse mapping.
The only weird thing is that the error indicates that the *client's*
canonical name couldn't be
7;re trying
to administer a number of Unix machines. The upshot of this is that
if you're not running a bunch of Unix machines, you don't need it.
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stallation.
I'm sure it could be done, but it wouldn't be easy. If you don't want
the system down you could put the disk into another system and install
it there, then do the swap.
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ion, ala 'newfs /dev/hdb1'
c) mount the drive in some place, eg. 'mount /dev/hdb1 /mnt'
d) now move it all over: 'dump 0f - / | (cd /mnt; restore xf -)'
Note that if you have separate partitions for /usr or whatever
these will have to be done separately sin
nts
which is very flexible (more flexible than a simple find/grep command can locate
exactly the same).
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which commands
> will set up the environment for the session, and what window manager it
> should start. The .xmodmap file will contain keymapping for that
> particular session.
>
> Hope this helps.
As Gilbert Laycock also noticed, debian's (XFree in general?) setup
uses .X
his to your ~/.Xresources file (and make sure
that you have 'allow-user-resources' in /etc/X11/config).
Rxvt.keysym.0x: \b
If that doesn't work let me know, but it solved the problem for me
and many others. This is better than switch your whole X keymap.
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e is working on this for IPv6. I believe a
standard
is also being worked on for encrpyted IP tunneling, which I would
imagine
will be here sooner.
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ble ASCII
characters (as well as a few unprintable ones). This should generally
suggest to you that the system on the other end is still sending you
some kind of prompt. Check it out, this is most likely the solution.
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sn't much linux info there per se there should be some useful links and
other information.
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ound module dependancies aren`t set.
> I`ve managed to get the sound.o into /lib/modules/ but it won`t
> install. "no dependancy information" error.
Add the following steps to the above:
make modules
make modules_install
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> I pulled a defrag package down, but it won't run
> (for blatently obvious reasons) in multi-mode.
Are you sure you need to run defrag? From accidents I've
heard of I get the feeling it isn't the most stable thing
in the world.
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with their full names,
> and save certain ones to a file of your choice for later inclusion into
> your .Xdefaults/.Xresources file.
No, not ANY X program. Only any X program which is based upon the X Toolkit.
Check out the man page.
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don't forget the setfont!
/Helvetica-Bold findfont 18 scalefont setfont
% must set the current point first
300 300 moveto
(Hello, Debian User) show
showpage
restore
(Also, the save/restore are unnecessary. In fact this will most
likely work without the showpage too since gs should by default at
a script, call it /usr/sbin/dj550c-filter-2-hp870-real
and make it like so:
#!/bin/bash
/usr/sbin/dj550c-filter $* | lpr -Php870-real -U$5
You also need to do this:
mkdir /var/spool/lpd/hp870-real
chown lp.lp /var/spool/lpd/hp870-real
chmod 775 /var/spool/lpd/hp870-real
Then restart lpd and you s
ng your own .xinitrc,
are you sure that the last command uses 'exec' rather than just
running a program? This would cause the X server to immediately exit.
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s not pentium-compatible.
It is instruction-set compatible with the *486*. They're just telling
you it will run *as fast* as a Pentium 75.
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Sten Anderson wrote:
>
> "Jens B. Jorgensen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> > These messages do not indicate a fatal error, only that you haven't
> > installed these X extensions. If you're using your own .xinitrc,
> > are you sure that the
Alan Su wrote:
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> Sten Anderson wrote (10 Dec 1997 16:32:12 +0100 ):
> |>"Jens B. Jorgensen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> |>> These messages do not indicate a fatal error, only that you haven't
> |>> installed these X extensions. I
makes it a standard. Since there are only
15 IRQs on the Intel (AT) platform and closer to half of them are
actually usable by add-on boards, there can't ever be a standard on
a given board (or board-type, eg. "sound card") using a certain IRQ.
Granted there are "tendencies&qu
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0x1FE | Magic number (0xAA55) |
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access to root files
> on the server via NFS, same with other user ids)
This is just how NFS works. The exception is the root user.
NFS exports don't allow root access unless you add a
the option no_root_squash. All this information is found in
the exports man page. Need I say it?
dor which sells them. I guess I didn't save the link. However,
as I mentioned above, due to different sync requirements of many
workstation monitors, the cable is more than just a cable also take
a look at this page:
http://www.devo.com/video/misc.html
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advance for any advice.
When you set up your sockaddr_in do you make sure to use htonl() to
convert the IP address to network byte order? I bet you don't! Your
program would work on a Sun because Sparc uses big-endian numbers
(which are therefore *already* in network byte order) while
it just a configuration error as I didn't change anything else.
Ports in the range 1-1024 can only be bound by root. This is a security
feature. I'm not sure why talk would try to use port 99. Perhaps the
exe was really supposed to be set-user-id root.
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e measurements).
Be aware that your motherboard *must have* BIOS support for this card
in order to use it.
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ering what alternatives Debian might support that
> would provide a more secure solution than NIS.
The latest version of NIS uses encryption and authentication. I don't
know if software is available for debian (or anyone other than Sun).
Sun calls it NIS Plus.
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ncluded in the netstd
package. If you need bootp also, you can install the dhcp daemon,
which supports both dhcp and bootp clients. Take a look at the
tftpd man page.
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f the
DNS zone you wish to have yourself added to. This is generally your
ISP. They may or may not charge you a one-time or on-going fee for
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> than PNF is meant for. You can run a multiuser news spool with NewsX.
> You probably couldn't with PNF.)
The only drawback is that pnf isn't a debian package. I had no trouble getting
it to work. Check comp.os.linux.announce archive for more details.
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ract - $DISPLAY | rsh otherhost xauth merge - ; xon otherhost
(taken from xauth man page, with 'xon' addition)
Personally, I prefer to use ssh which provides secure (though there
has been debate about the insecurity of the x-forwarding which essentially
goes back to the insecure way in
his is very odd. I'm really wondering how it can work only for a few
seconds. There would have to be something else disabling the perms after
you allowed them. kerberos is orthogonal (in this case, sinc we're using
MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 authorization) to X security and should have no
effect unless you're bringing other programs into the equation--for
example to get your key across the network--which use kerberos.
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ior system administrators would make a suggestion I'd appreciate
> it.
I the series called something like 'TCP/IP ...' written by Douglas Comer.
I can give you ISBN if you want. Let me know today and I'll write it
down when I go home. It's a three-volume set but
haracters were getting echoed back as they do in a normal terminal
connection.
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, they are just fooling themselves.
I can't blame them for wanting a magic bullet but in this case as in most
where a decision is made by someone without the knowledge and experience
required, they're just shooting themselves in the foot.
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;t believe that particular incarnation any longer
exists. Take heart though, in the case of Linux this is not necessarily
a bad thing. If you're printing stuff from ghostscript (and not using
pass-through fonts) everything is essentially being rasterized anyway.
Now, this doesn't mean
> And you are best staying away from it unless you want to spend long hours
> > getting it to work correctly ... and it is fragile ;)
>
> What's for an alternative between debian machines for central password
> management?
>
> (Encryption _is_ essential.)
Perhaps RAD
grin wrote:
>
> On Wed, 31 Dec 1997, Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
>
> > > > > The latest version of NIS uses encryption and authentication. I don't
> > > > > know if software is available for debian (or anyone other than Sun).
> > > > > Sun
'll have to download the
socks5 source from NEC and compile it. Then just set up your config
files and everything should work. If you need any help getting
this set up you can ask me. Once everything is compiled, installed
and configured you should be able to use 'runsocks dselect'.
may not have been a "runsocks" script
with socks4 but doing LD_PRELOAD is effectively the same thing. It
never worked for me. If it works for you, I'd love to hear the
success story. I'd say go to the socks5 package. I've found the
server (at least under Linux) to be more sta
ember where I read about this. Maybe a web search would net you
the answer. Good luck.
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ion refused by
> r40h17.res.gatech.edu.
>
> When I installed Linux, I made sure my hostname was greyghost and my
> domain name was gt.ed.net. Nowhere did I program my box to be
> r40h17.res.gatech.edu.
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> prove me wrong on this and tell us how can it be done!
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>
> Any help?
>
> Thanks
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> >
> > xauth add $DISPLAY
> >
> > is there a way to pass this information automatically?
> > particularly, it doesn't pass to su, and I'd also like to pass it to
> > telnet when connecting to remote machines
>
> Dunno 'bout su
EpgrNj+y4
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> Onj28m+iyX9nZ59v7pyYrEAiMO7nu1e7a3+fPK8tqt4J6Em/Fv/ardixM7PIM/OW
> IGjV/LgHl7Vgkz11dqzkHDt/gWiI61DPrKKfWsbkOJy8xR432RuOCyn0KcvuUAww
> hJ4S4hpAZBHLWbl6md4mDyqCL66x8di9Ogf/UnirnU6+XeDD4S/c8g==
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>
en't
> found yet. WIll this be a problem?
>
> rick
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uses the
> login names and passwords of a linux machine in order to log into it.
>
> I can't use linux on that machine because word and excel are a
> must and the people who will be using it don't know anything about unix.
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t; Speaking of ssh, is deity supposed to make it easier to use multiple
> ftp sites? Currently pgp-us is listed as obsolete/local by dselect.
> Or am I running the update incorrectly? I've been clearing the list of
> available packages when dselect suggested I do so.
dunno.
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image and burn Linux CDs to my hearts content
> is there any software to let me do that?
> if not..is there any way I can take a directory tree and make it into an
> ISO image
> such that th eoriginal tree is destroyed (thus I don't need 2 times the
> hard drive space)
> is t
obably will be using W95 if we can't get the advantage of
> the passwords.
>
> Thanks a lot for the info!
>
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y workstation as the user "myself".
Now I
need to do a few administration things so I have to su to root. After I 'su' I
just
do:
export XAUTHORITY=~myself/.Xauthority
And off I go. Note that this works because although the perms on an Xauthority
file
are always set to 0600, root can read *any* file.
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Remco Blaakmeer wrote:
> On Thu, 15 Jan 1998, Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
>
> > Miquel van Smoorenburg wrote:
> >
> > > In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> > > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > >I've chased this one for a while. Marti
Remco Blaakmeer wrote:
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> > Remco Blaakmeer wrote:
> >
> > > The solution is, of course:
> > >
> > > XAUTHORITY="${HOME}/.Xauthority"
> > > (AFAIK, $HOME is already set when /etc/profi
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> things that way.
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the registry. This should work. Note that there is an article in the M$
Knowledge
Base. You should look it up on their web page for more in depth info on the
problem.
>
>
> I'm using ppp-2.2.0f-23, and kernel v2.0.27.
>
> Thanks,
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rpc.bynumber
> group.byname netgroup.byuser passwd.byuid
> services.byname
> hosts.byaddr netid.byname protocols.bynameshadow.byname
> hosts.byname networks.byaddr protocols.bynumber ypservers
> netgroup networks.byname rpc.byname
> music#
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just plain uncool. Did you order a cdrom and never receive it? I did. And as
soon as I sent him an email about it he sent me out the cdrom I'd ordered
immediately, explaining that the person who'd handled shipping had been "let
go" (to put it mildly) and that a lot of records h
t.
>
> Thanks in advance for your help,
> Rob
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ly a couple of minutes apart from
> the same IP address. I have pppd setup to idle disconnect after 2
> mins.
>
> Does anyone know why this is working like it is? Does anyone have a
> recommendation to how to fix it?
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setting up my serial ports. My pppd is 2.3 patch level two.
>
> What else do I need to do to get it going at 56K. And may be I am
> connecting at 56K -- but how do I verify it for sure (my modem
> is US Robatics external).
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ocalhost" {
> type master;
> file "named.local";
> };
>
> zone "127.in-addr.arpa" {
> type master;
> file "named.rev-local";
> };
>
> craig
>
m trying to configure both my Debian machine and my Pipe 50 router to
> use syslog. I believe to have the Pipe 50 setup right according to the
> manual. I think linux isn't getting/accepting/writing the messages
> though.
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terminal. If that's the functionality you want you can use that
program, otherwise just write to the terminal device yourself.
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>
> to install all of Linux via floppys :-(
>
> Please reply directly to me because I am not on this maillist.
>
> Thank you very much in advance for any helpful response.
>
> Ralf Durben
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> Germany
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> >> > open
> >> > > >it!
> >> > > >>>
> >> > > >>>> It will erase EVERYTHING on your hard drive. Send this letter out
> >> > to
> >> > > as
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>
> Thanking you very much in advance
>
> Jonathan
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> > Here's some code you can build on:
> >
> > struct termios ti;
> > int modem;
> >
> > modem = open("/dev/ttyS1",
me advice here...
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I highly reccommend the program 'expect' which is sort of an extension to
TCL. I've used it with great success. expect is available as a debian
package.
Adam Klein wrote:
> I need a more flexible program than 'chat' to use for
> dial up PPP scripts. Any suggest
Carey Evans wrote:
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> > Carey Evans wrote:
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> > > I think it's generally necessary to do O_RDWR|O_NONBLOCK to open a
> > > disconnected serial port, then set CLOCAL with te
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ys, "DMA reset, irq timeout {SEEK ... SEEK ... }' etc..
>
> I am unsure of what is actually wrong. I also booted with a rescue disk
> and a boot disk but both will die with error, "Unable to open Initial
> Console."
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posed to be a secure version of PPP (used on WinNT servers).
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> My employer just started using it, and my old PAP setup to dial-in from
> home stopped working.
>
> Do I need a new program instead of pppd?
>
> I also think (based on a sparse usenet search) that it won't run o
get scripts to work with
> > /dev/ttyS?, only /dev/cua?. Can anone explain why?
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ry, prepares for later readings, needs
>to work with both POST and GET queries.
>
> . cgiGetParam(const char *name)
>Returns some read cgi variables. This routine needs to
>decode the %xx values.
>
> It would be nice if the library would read from stdin just like
>
* in the second field. I've tried
> appropriate hostnames and usernames in
> that position, and I've also tried putting foo there and adding
> remotename foo to the pppd command line but if it's not * then no PAP is
> sent from this end.
>
> What do other people hav
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p, suggestions or comments are welcome in this matter.
>
> Anthony Landreneau
> Network Engineer
> Infinity Data System
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pc47 login: kooij
> Password:
> Login incorrect
> Debian GNU/\s 2.0 (unstable) \n \l
>
> pc47 login:
> Debian GNU/Linux 2.0 (unstable) pc47 tty2
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> pc47 login:
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> When I get a second login prompt, it is messed up.
>
> What? When? How? Why
Joost Kooij wrote:
> On Wed, 18 Feb 1998, Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
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> > Ah yes. Welcome to the magic of telnetd/login and getty/login. The first
> > login: prompt is supplied by your getty/telnetd. When you type in your
> > login and hit enter, the getty/telnetd execs
so that it can use the same IP on the next boot (until the
> lease really expires). Can I (and should I?) stop it doing this?
>
> I would appreciate any information. Thanks all,
>
> Chris
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saw was a SERIAL-PROGRAMMING HOW-TO. I
> think what I need is the SERIAL-HOW-TO.
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Greg Green
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tell you I'm any user I want. This is not security.
Gergely Madarasz wrote:
> On Thu, 19 Feb 1998, Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
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> > Note there is little use to combining shadow passwords and NIS. Any machine
> > on
> > the net can get NIS maps. Now, if you're u
to look
> exactly like those of Netscape's? I absolutely hate using a different
> mouse button to move the scroll bar in each direction...
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Tr
ot; in a tone and manner which suggest they are authoritative
on the
matter. You obviously are very confident with your expertise and technical
knowledge.
Just remember it's when you think you've got every angle that your going to
make the
mistake.
Gergely Madarasz wrote:
> On Thu,
ed up tight.
Gabriel Millerd wrote:
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> On Thu, 19 Feb 1998, Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
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> > This is true. However note how you said "if the request for the map
> > comes from a non-root user". How do you supposed th
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Yeah, and perhaps using 'init q' or 'telinit q' would be more "standard". I just
have bad habits (not that PID 1 will ever be anything other than init).
Michael Beattie wrote:
> On Thu, 19 Feb 1998, Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
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> > Just run a getty on th
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> On Fri, 20 Feb 1998, Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
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> > As I said before it's moot anyway because I can sniff the packets off
> > the ethernet. Don't be so sure that someone who plugs
eing "a privileged port". Fine, that doesn't
invalidate my
original point.
Miquel van Smoorenburg wrote:
> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> Jens B. Jorgensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Oh, pardon me. That really is safe then. NOT! If I can plug into your
sign
> that the cable had been cut and re-spliced? I guess I'm just way
> too trusting.
> >
> > In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> > Jens B. Jorgensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >Oh, pardon me. That really is safe then. NOT! If I can plug into you
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