Definition: The .0913_user_gopher.conf file contains user configuration data for Gopher software, such as authentication settings or user-specific data. Its purpose is to store various settings that are unique to a specific user, such as their username, password, and any preferences they have. The 'conf' directive specifies the file location in which the conf file should be stored, along with other details like name, content type, and maximum size of the file. This configuration data is crucial for Gopher software because it allows users to customize how it interacts with various websites or services they use.

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Definition: ".1030_group_gopher.conf" refers to a file in Gopher (a popular web-based instant messaging system) that stores information about groups of users. The exact meaning can vary, but it's often used for storing user group memberships or sharing user data between groups. The word 'group' typically refers to an individual in the group, and 'gopher' is a common term referring to the software. The file might include information like names, email addresses, usernames, access codes, etc., which could be stored as member data.

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Definition: Gopher is a term in American English, meaning "guy." It's a play on words, referring to males who don't like their wives much.

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