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I am very new to FreeBSD. After some attempt, I have successfully loaded
FreeBSD4.2. Now, I will like to try fwtk which I hope will be slightly
easier 'coz I can't get ipfilter running after many many attempts (I
dont know what went wrong for my installation).

I was reading the man page for http-gw. On the installation section, it
says "to install http-gw, place executable in system area". Where is
system area? is it the /sbin ?

Then next will be to modify inetd.conf. do I do it using the inetd
command or could I just modify this file? Which is a more correct
approach?

Sorry, if this questions are too naive.. I am still learning.

Thanks again.


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