A key known the services server

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Hello, I have heard of 'a key known sb./sth.' a few times. I'm wondering what's the meaning of that? is it just 'a key known to sb./sth.' ? e.g. the word in subject from http://www.freepatentsonline.com/y2004/0111621.html

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Clive · Accepted Answer

Hi,

I have heard of 'a key known sb./sth.' a few times. I'm wondering what's the meaning of that? is it just 'a key known to sb./sth.' ? e.g. the word in subject from http://www.freepatentsonline.com/y2004/0111621.html

The text in your link has 'to'.

the second cookie is encrypted with a key (which is known to a server hosting the network address . . . )

I added the part in red, to help you to understand.

Clive

ESLBeginner · Answer

Many in the link hava a to, but there's one exception:

this server cookie may include an expiration value and/or may be encrypted with a key known the services server 112 so that the server cookie can be validated

Clive · Answer

Hi,

This seems to require 'to'. (edited)

You're welcome.

Clive

ESLBeginner · Answer

You mean 'to' ? thanks.

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