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Mike Williams <mike@××××××××.uk> writes: |
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> By default it runs on port 3128, but you could always check with a 'netstat |
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> -nplt'. |
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> Quick enough? :) |
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Haha... Makes me think of rodeo's where the guy is supposed to rope |
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and hog tie a yearling calf. He has a special light rope for the |
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tying called a `pigging string' |
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The calf is run down a shut; the cowboy gallops out, throws his big |
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rope onto the calf, his trained horse sets his heels in the dirt and |
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lets the calf hit the end of the rope which often throws him right |
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then but if not the cowboy throws him bodily and quickly ties him up |
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with the `pigging string' |
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He then throws his hands in the air so the judges can see he's done. |
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This all takes less than a minute I think.... |
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All I had to do was add the acls and hosts I wanted to run thru it... |
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I wanted specific hosts rather than a network or network ranges so |
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made acls for each. |
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