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From: "Kevin L" <killjoy@ccsi.com>
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Subject: Handbook
Date: Sun, 21 Sep 1997 11:38:37 -0500
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I get an "access denied" when ever I try to access any part of the
"Handbook",
this is a problem since this is my first time installing FreeBSD and could
really use some help in several areas. I am using I.E. 3.0 with
authenticode 2.0, no cookie traps or other identification altering hacks.
Let me know what my next step is, thanks,
Kevin Lewis.