updated dmoz docs

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-&lt;<i>Last Updated Nov 18, 2014</i>&gt; 
+&lt;<i>Last Updated Jan 23, 2016</i>&gt; 
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 &lt;<i>Procedure tested on 32-bit Gigablast on Ubuntu 14.04 on Nov 18, 2014</i>&gt;
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-&lt;<i>Procedure tested on 64-bit Gigablast on Ubuntu 14.04 on Nov 18, 2014</i>&gt;
+&lt;<i>Procedure tested on 64-bit Gigablast on Ubuntu 14.04 on Jan 23, 2016</i>&gt;
 
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 <br><b>Testing DMOZ:</b>
-<ul> Go to the <a href=/admin/catdb>catdb</a> page and enter a url into the <i>Lookup Category Url</a> box and hit enter to see the associated DMOZ records for that url. So if you enter <a href=/admin/catdb?caturl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ibm.com%2F>http://www.ibm.com/</a></i> you should see a few entries.
+<ul> Go to the <a href=/admin/catdb>catdb</a> page and enter a url into the <i>Lookup Category Url</a> box and hit enter to see the associated DMOZ records for that url. So if you enter <a href=/admin/catdb?caturl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ibm.com%2F>https://www.ibm.com/</a></i> you should see a few entries. It treats http as different from https, so be careful with that because http://www.ibm.com/ is not in it.
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