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/sourceforge/dk-milter/dk-milter-1.0.1.tar.gz [root@ opt] #tar zxvf dk-milter-1.0.1.tar.gz [root@ opt] #cd dk-milter-1.0.1 [root@ opt] #sh build-c [root@ opt] #sh buld install [root@ opt] #cd dk-filter [root@ opt] #chmod +x gentxt.csh [root@ opt]#./gentxt.sh default *****.com [root@ opt] #cp Default.private/etc/postfix/****.com.key.pem [root@ opt] #chmod 600/etc/postfix/****.key.pem [root@ opt]#/usr/bin/dk-filter-a-l-p inet:8891@localhost-d ****.com-s/etc/postfix/****.com.key.pem-s Def

System: centos5.1Download SoftwareHttp://nchc.dl.sourceforge.net... milter-1.0.0.tar.gzInstall DK-milterTar-zxf dk-milter-1.0.0.tar.gzCD dk-milter-1.0.0Sh build-CSh build installDetailed Parameters/Usr/bin/DK-filter-HDK-filter: Usage: DK-filter-P socketfile [Options]-A peerlist file containing list of hosts to ignore-A auto-Restart-B modes select Operating Modes-C canon canonicalization to use when signing-C config configuration Info (see man page)-D domlist domains to sign-D also sign subdomain

One, jQuery selectorIntroduction to the JQuery Selector-JQuery selector is similar to CSS selection (positioning elements, applying styles), enabling positioning elements, imposing behavior-Use the JQuery selector to separate content from behavior-Learn to use selectors is the basis of learning JQueryThe advantages of the JQuery

In general, the Picker engine rule is: $ (' query string ').Most commonly used most basic is: 1, Tag Selector (with document element as the selector): $ ("div"), 2, ID selector (with ID as the selector): $ ("#demo1"), 3, class selector (with class as the

CSS3 selector (Basic selector, attribute selector, pseudo-class selector, and Selector Policy)CSS3 basic Selector 1. wildcard selector (*)*{marigin: 0;padding: 0;}Ii. Element

Selectors are the foundation of jquery, where event handling, traversal of the DOM, and AJAX operations all depend on selectors. Therefore, if you can use the selector skillfully, not only can simplify the code, but also achieve a multiplier effect. The jquery selector completely inherits the CSS style. The jquery selector makes it easy to find specific DOM eleme

Basic SelectorDescription: Find DOM elements by element ID, class, tag name, etc.1.id selector: $ ("#test");//select element with ID Test 2. Class Selector: $ (". Test");//Select all elements of class test, other: $ (' Div.mini ') 3. Tag Selector: $ ("div");//Select all Hierarchy SelectorDescription: Gets specific elements, such as descendant elements, child elem

JQuery (3) filter selector: Basic filter selector content filter selector visibility filter selector, jquery Selector Filter selector: The filter selector mainly filters out the requi

JQuery (4) filter selector: attribute filter selector child element filter selector form filter selector, jquery Selector Iv. Attribute filter Selector The filter rule of the attribute filter

One, brother selectorAdjacent sibling selector-Adjacent sibling selector matches adjacent sibling elements of the specified element-If you need to select an element immediately after another element, and both have the same parent element, you can use the adjacent sibling selector-Use the plus sign (+) as a binding character650) this.width=650; "src=" Http://s3.51

1. Multi-Criteria Selector Purpose: Select multiple labels at the same time using multiple criteria Usage: $ ("Condition 1, Condition 2, Condition 3, ..., condition n"); Characteristics: Multiple conditions are separated by commas within ""; Use Case: $ ("div#id,span.tip,p"); Also select the DIV tag with id "id", the span label with the class "tip" and the P tag; 2, relative selector Purpose: Use the second

The third part of the jQuery selector series: Index selector for filtering selector and jquery Selector* Directory [1] General Form [2] First and last indexes [3] before the parity index [4] range index The previous article introduced the sub-element selector in the filter

In-depth study of the first part of the jQuery selector series-Basic selector and hierarchical selector, jquery Selector* Directory [1] id selector [2] element selector [3] class selector