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I was looking at my logs under /var/logs and there are many abbreviations and terminology items that I cannot interpret. Where can I get information that will give me the meaning of these terms so I can decipher the information?

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google.com

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Name: quacked
Date: January 20, 2008 at 19:42:27 Pacific

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I myself have gone to wikipedia,,, for interpreting , the /var/log/http/access and the /secure logs, along with that the conventions,, used all ( to some extent ) depend upon the PID , UID GUID , and connection protocols,,, IE: the HTTP status codes http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o... May be one place to look,,, MSI 845e mb 1 gb ram and a p4 2.4n running fedora 7 xp ,win 2000 advanced server and win 98 SE alot to learn and I know so little !!!!

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