Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: 6710cdal01g.lircd.conf

👉 It's a file name in Linux, usually used for system log files. Detailed definitions: 1.

LIRC (Linux Internal Remote Control):

Used to send commands and data back and forth between different devices or hosts. 2.

CDAL:

It stands for Command Direct Addressable Local Area: This is a method of local area network communication where messages are sent directly from a device within the system rather than through a router or switch. 3.

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: A key-value configuration file that logs a specific event, such as when an application sends a message to a server. In context: - "6710CDAL01G.lircd.conf" is the name of a log file used by lircd command-line interface. - It specifies that this log should be logged at a certain time (6710, which could represent something like 'seconds past midnight' or something similar), and it's located in a directory named "lircd". - The key-value configuration is for logging events, specifying the specific event ("Message sent to server" here) that was recorded.

6710CDAL01G.lircd.conf