Definition: Common directory name
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Definition: The word 'AH59-02345A.lircd.conf' is used in programming to set an environment variable on a Linux system, typically with LIRC (Live Internet Relay Chat). The value is used when creating a connection or listening for new connections in a chat application. It's often utilized to define the path where clients can send messages. Detailed definitions vary by context; here are some typical examples:
`AH59-02345A.lircd.conf` typically refers to the LIRC client environment variable, used to control how users should interact with other clients in a chat application.
`lircd.conf` is the configuration file for LIRC (Live Internet Relay Chat) and it's used to define how clients receive messages from one another.
Please note that specific definitions can differ by context, especially when using specific software tools or platforms.