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be talking about both protocols and command/applications. One example here is when we talk about ssh. In same cases, ssh is referred to as the protocol, some cases it's referred to as the actual command. It shows the reader that <application>bold</application> will be used for commands/ applications, and plain text will be used for protocols. - Added a bit about how to make sshd not permit direct root logins - Replaced <literal> tags with <groupname> tags when talking about wheel - "*'ing" out passwords changed to "staring" out passwords, all instances. - Wrapped any instances of * in <quote> tags, or replaced them with "star" - Wrapped popper in <application> tags - When talking about ssh as a protocol, unwrapped the <application> tags - Changed <literal> to <varname> when talking about variables - Added commas throughout the chapter - Changed GRONDAR.ZA to EXAMPLE.COM just because that's what we've been using for example domain names. - Put usernames in <username> tags Reviewed by: murray,chern |
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$FreeBSD$ If you plan on building a local copy of the FreeBSD documentation, or using our toolchain in your own projects, please read http://www.freebsd.org/tutorials/docproj-primer/ for information about the tools and formatting languages we use. Chapter 2 covers the software and related items you will need to install.