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Old 10-21-2023, 07:31 AM   #1
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Struggling to understand Ufw's logging levels

Sorry for the time waste. I've figured this out, and LinuxQuestions doesn't allow deleting posts.
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I've figured this out, and LinuxQuestions doesn't allow deleting posts.
Deleting posts is rude.

Instead, one should respond to their own post with details of what the solution was, so that others in a similar situation can benefit.
 
  


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