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those files hold values, some o'them you can alter some not.
For example ip_forward :
cat ip_forward : 1 it's on
0 it's off
you can alter it : echo X > ip_forward
it's kinda winRegistery on steroids because it's actually in the RAM not a real
file on the disk !
pretty sweet --- i think linuxconf does access it .
On Fri, 19 Oct 2001 11:02:09 +0200
Daniel Martin Legazpe ECE/TM/VT TU-1 <Daniel.Martin-Legazpe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
:)Hello, where can I get some help, file descriptions, or whatever,
:)about the files
:)under /proc/sys/net/ipv4/... ??
:)
:)And other question .... If I change one of them, for example,
:)ip_forward, how can
:)I get to activate this change ??
:)
:)
:)Thanks.
:)
:)BR/Dani.
:)
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