Also called a listserve or distribution list. It is identified by the distinguished name. A file used to set aliases not set in a directory, such as the postmaster alias. A file used for setting options for autoreply, such as vacation notices. Cookies are programmed by the web page author.
Users can either accept or deny cookies.
Accepting the cookies allows the web page to load more quickly and is not a threat to the security of your machine. Typical daemons are print spoolers and e-mail handlers or a scheduler that starts up another process at a designated time. A directory information tree that mirrors the DNS network syntax. A Message Partial Content-Type header field that appears in each of the fragments contains information that helps reassemble the fragments into one message. See also fragmentation.