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Date: Tue, 18 Jun 1996 12:06:11 -0500
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From: Rick Gray <rickg@nwpros.com>
Subject: /etc/daily
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It's me again.

I've been getting this error message of not having the cleaning of / in
/etc/daily enabled. How do you enable it? I've looked at /etc/daily and
still confused. BTW--what exactly does this do?

I'm running FBSD 201R in case you're interested....   :-)
Thanks!
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Rick Gray 
Director of Internet Services
Network Pros, Inc. 
rickg@nwpros.com


"It is a good day to die." ----Klingon Philosophy
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