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From: Tony Wells <awells@journalstar.com>
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I want to enable the "log_in_vain" for TCP and UDP packets at startup in
the kernel state.  I see in the rc.network file (3.3 RELEASE) the
$log_in_vain variable, but can't find where it gets set.  Could someone
more sh-literate point out where I enable this?

Thanks!


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