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Travis H. wrote:
> Read http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
> Then see the pf FAQ.
> Try loading it, then displaying the rules it loaded.
> This mlist is for questions that can't be answered by simple things
> like that.  Actually, all mailing lists have that characteristic, save
> perhaps those meant for novices.
> And the specification style he used was called CIDR, another thing to 
> wikipedia.
Travis, if I had known what a CIDR was, then I wouldn't have bothered 
with the question. Since I didn't know what a CIDR was, how can you say 
my question wasn't *smart*? How could I possibly have found the answer 
when I didn't know the question? You're being most unfair. I'm doing the 
best I can here.
beno