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I installed APF on CentOS 5. I tried to restart the apf and got the following errors:<br />
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/etc/apf/internals/interna<wbr />ls.conf: line 59: /internals/rab.ports: No such file or directory<br />
/etc/apf/internals/interna<wbr />ls.conf: line 61: /internals/functions.apf: No such file or directory<br />
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Does the apf work properly despite the errors?<br />

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I installed APF on CentOS 5. I tried to restart the apf and got the following errors:

/etc/apf/internals/internals.conf: line 59: /internals/rab.ports: No such file or directory
/etc/apf/internals/internals.conf: line 61: /internals/functions.apf: No such file or directory

Does the apf work properly despite the errors?


APF errors

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