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la pier cusku di'e

>How do we say "redirect" as it's used in Analog? This means that someone
>asked for a particular web page, but the web server told him it's somewhere
>else.

I would say {fargau} for "direct", and perhaps {ninfargau} for
"redirect".

mu'o mi'e xorxes






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