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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by "Alex \"Sniper\" Togstad" <sn...@3dretreat.com> on 2002/04/05 22:13:09 UTC
Re: FTP WITH APACHE - Long... But read . . .
RE: FTP WITH APACHEHAHAHA....... "I don't know of RTFM....." LMAO!!!!!!!!
This made me laugh my ass off when I woke up reading this reply.
ya I'm looking for a Squeegee pump and left-handed-smoke shifter for my computer... Do you think you could fine one for me?
Go right here for the RTFM:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/
<rant>
For the people complaining that they aren't getting very good help, or just not getting very detailed help at all. Well there are reasons. First as a newsgroup like this the same issues come up hundreds of times and regular members get really "pissed" seeing newbie's not being able to RTFM and just going off and asking any dam question without doing a little research or trying to figure it out on there own.
As a member of probably the biggest computer hardware forum around (www.hardforums.com) I have come across a lot of the same stuff over and over that people are asking. Since I'm in the technical field you will get the same questions asked over and over by "I-D-10-T users" because they are just too dam lazy to do any of there own research or just go directly to you cause they know that they will find there answer.
I'm also in the Web Dev portion of the site and a lot of the re-accruing questions about designing a site, or some stupid html question comes up over and over etc. You can answer it and be a nice about it oravoid the question and hope someone else answers it, or flame the fuker for not doing any research whatsoever! And hope he is not too much of a dumbass that he will never get his question answered. In a field like web dev you NEED to do your own research or you wont learn a dam thing! I think it's the same way about anything you do!
So for any person that's a newbie to this list, or will be a newbie to something in the future keep in mind that your questions has probably been asked, (That's why there's a FAQ) and that if you ask it people might flame you or help you depending on the question and how easy it would have been to find out. So this is what I do when I come across something that I don't know, or would like more info on.
- Find a FAQ(Frequently Asked Questions) and READ IT!!!
- Search Google.com (You should be searching more than one search engine)
- Find a forum and do a search within the forum. Lots of forums you can search there DB for past and recent threads.
- Consult friends on a chat list (ICQ, AIM, MSN)
- Finally you should post in the proper forum, newsgroup etc.
There are probably more things you can do but this is getting longer than I intended! You should actually be reading the FAQ and be doing most of your research at the search engines. I know I use google.com for everything. The one thing I wanted to note again is that if you DON'T do your own research and figure things out how will you ever learn anything? How did you ever learn to read or walk? You probably figured it out on your own. with help from a 3rd party..
Good Luck to all.
</endrant>
Alex Togstad
Owner/Manager
Jifa Computers
http://www.jifacomputers.com (down)
sniper@3dretreat.com
----- Original Message -----
From: Daniel Gaddy
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Sent: Friday, April 05, 2002 9:02 AM
Subject: RE: FTP WITH APACHE
No, I dont know of RTFM, beginner with all of this...
Any ideas where I can read up on it, or if you could explain that would be great...
Thanks
-----Original Message-----
From: Delagarza, John [mailto:jdelagarza@firstam.com]
Sent: Friday, April 05, 2002 10:46 AM
To: 'users@httpd.apache.org'; 'dgaddy@sparctech.com'
Subject: RE: FTP WITH APACHE
Hve you considered RTFM?
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Daniel Gaddy [mailto:dgaddy@sparctech.com]
> Sent: Friday, April 05, 2002 8:34 AM
> To: users@httpd.apache.org
> Subject: FTP WITH APACHE
>
>
> Does anyone have any information regarding FTP and Apache.
> How to create
> users, how to manage home directories, if it is even
> possible, things like
> that???
>
>
> Thank you!
>
>
> Daniel Gaddy
> Sparc Technologies
> Work: (254) 776-7994
> Cell: (254) 776-7994
>
>
>
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RE: FTP WITH APACHE - Long... But read . . .
Posted by Daniel G <te...@ct5.com>.
I wouldn't say complaining, just sometimes it seems like some people
have shorter fuses than others. But, it's all good. If your looking for
help, you should be able to find it yourself.
Besides, I've noticed that if I watch this forum long enough - every
question I have ever frustrated over comes up - and I get my answer.
And much respect and thanks to the geeks that sit and read these long
ass posts, and respond - it's what makes the Open Source Community so
great.
-----Original Message-----
From: Alex "Sniper" Togstad [mailto:sniper@3dretreat.com]
Sent: Friday, April 05, 2002 2:13 PM
To: users@httpd.apache.org; dgaddy@sparctech.com
Subject: Re: FTP WITH APACHE - Long... But read . . .
HAHAHA....... "I don't know of RTFM....." LMAO!!!!!!!!
This made me laugh my ass off when I woke up reading this reply.
ya I'm looking for a Squeegee pump and left-handed-smoke shifter for my
computer... Do you think you could fine one for me?
Go right here for the RTFM:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/
<rant>
For the people complaining that they aren't getting very good help, or
just not getting very detailed help at all. Well there are reasons.
First as a newsgroup like this the same issues come up hundreds of times
and regular members get really "pissed" seeing newbie's not being able
to RTFM and just going off and asking any dam question without doing a
little research or trying to figure it out on there own.
As a member of probably the biggest computer hardware forum around
(www.hardforums.com <http://www.hardforums.com/> ) I have come across a
lot of the same stuff over and over that people are asking. Since I'm in
the technical field you will get the same questions asked over and over
by "I-D-10-T users" because they are just too dam lazy to do any of
there own research or just go directly to you cause they know that they
will find there answer.
I'm also in the Web Dev portion of the site and a lot of the
re-accruing questions about designing a site, or some stupid html
question comes up over and over etc. You can answer it and be a nice
about it oravoid the question and hope someone else answers it, or flame
the fuker for not doing any research whatsoever! And hope he is not too
much of a dumbass that he will never get his question answered. In a
field like web dev you NEED to do your own research or you wont learn a
dam thing! I think it's the same way about anything you do!
So for any person that's a newbie to this list, or will be a newbie to
something in the future keep in mind that your questions has probably
been asked, (That's why there's a FAQ) and that if you ask it people
might flame you or help you depending on the question and how easy it
would have been to find out. So this is what I do when I come across
something that I don't know, or would like more info on.
- Find a FAQ(Frequently Asked Questions) and READ IT!!!
- Search Google.com (You should be searching more than one
search engine)
- Find a forum and do a search within the forum. Lots of forums
you can search there DB for past and recent threads.
- Consult friends on a chat list (ICQ, AIM, MSN)
- Finally you should post in the proper forum, newsgroup etc.
There are probably more things you can do but this is getting longer
than I intended! You should actually be reading the FAQ and be doing
most of your research at the search engines. I know I use google.com for
everything. The one thing I wanted to note again is that if you DON'T
do your own research and figure things out how will you ever learn
anything? How did you ever learn to read or walk? You probably figured
it out on your own. with help from a 3rd party..
Good Luck to all.
</endrant>
Alex Togstad
Owner/Manager
Jifa Computers
http://www.jifacomputers.com(down)
sniper@3dretreat.com
----- Original Message -----
From: Daniel Gaddy <ma...@sparctech.com>
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Sent: Friday, April 05, 2002 9:02 AM
Subject: RE: FTP WITH APACHE
No, I dont know of RTFM, beginner with all of this...
Any ideas where I can read up on it, or if you could explain that would
be great...
Thanks
-----Original Message-----
From: Delagarza, John [mailto:jdelagarza@firstam.com]
Sent: Friday, April 05, 2002 10:46 AM
To: 'users@httpd.apache.org'; 'dgaddy@sparctech.com'
Subject: RE: FTP WITH APACHE
Hve you considered RTFM?
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Daniel Gaddy [mailto:dgaddy@sparctech.com]
> Sent: Friday, April 05, 2002 8:34 AM
> To: users@httpd.apache.org
> Subject: FTP WITH APACHE
>
>
> Does anyone have any information regarding FTP and Apache.
> How to create
> users, how to manage home directories, if it is even
> possible, things like
> that???
>
>
> Thank you!
>
>
> Daniel Gaddy
> Sparc Technologies
> Work: (254) 776-7994
> Cell: (254) 776-7994
>
>
>
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