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Old 03-30-2009
Search throws a wobbly
Dear Administrator,
Rule No.5 for unregistered users is impossible to comply with because Google search thinks that any Unix command that I search for is an attack from a virus and blocks the search. I managed to find this site from an external search, and it looks really useful.

Do you have any hints?

Thanks

Ken N
Ken N
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Old 03-30-2009
Rule 5 is to search the forum database prior to asking a question. I don't really understand your search problem, but unregistered users can not post technical questions anyway. Even if the google search had worked in a way that you regard as perfect yet had failed to answer your unix question, you would still have no way to pose your question. This particular forum is a way for unregistered users to get some help with the task of becoming registered users. We simply delete technical questions posted here. Like the title says:

Forum Support Area for Unregistered Users & Account Problems Use this forum if you cannot login to the forums. NO TECHNICAL QUESTIONS - Guest who are not registered or have trouble with registration must post here for admin support.

This brings me to my suggestion for you: become a registered user. You have actually read the rules. Impressive! I'm sure you are destined to be a valuable site member.
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Old 03-30-2009
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Originally Posted by Ken N
Dear Administrator,
Rule No.5 for unregistered users is impossible to comply with because Google search thinks that any Unix command that I search for is an attack from a virus and blocks the search. I managed to find this site from an external search, and it looks really useful.

Do you have any hints?

Thanks

Ken N
Hi Ken,

Search on this site works perfectly. Sorry, but I have no idea what you are talking about. I just searched for "awk" and other unix commands, and it works flawlessly.

https://www.unix.com/cfmgoogle.php?cx...sa=Search#1080
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