Definition: The '3500PFTA.lircd.conf' term refers to a Linux configuration file typically found in the /etc directory or /usr/local/ directory depending on the operating system, usually containing sensitive user data such as passwords, email addresses, and other confidential information. It describes the settings and behaviors of the system being controlled by LIRC (Linux Remote Control). The 'lircd.conf' section defines various services that are accessed using a remote control protocol like LIRC, which allows a program to interact with servers via an internet connection. The file typically contains details about how data is transmitted and stored between the server and the client. In more general terms, 'lircd.conf' refers to configuration files used in Linux for the remote control of devices from other computers or machines, providing access to their operating systems, settings, and other related information.
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