Re[2]: [Cumbria] Linux in the workplace

Thu Feb 6 08:19:01 2003

It wasnt this list is was the decnet-user list.  Head over to sourceforge
and see if anything ive said is a 'breach'.  My managers didnt think so and
soon sorted it out

As it turned out, when it was sorted out, it wasnt the content of the post
that was a problem, it was the fact that 'hackers' could contact me on the
list and i could become corrupt
and give away information on the network

How lame is tha?

Adam

:o)

Ian Linwood <ian@darksideofthemoon.org.uk>@mailman.lug.org.uk on 05/02/2003
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Hello Adam,

Wednesday, February 5, 2003, 8:14:05 AM, you wrote:

> Normally i would, but the last time i posted stuff about work to a
mailing
> list i was accused of being a security breach??!!
[snip]
Some people have nothing better to think about  :-(

> I'll think about my wording and get back to you :o)

Don't  worry about wording - you have been receiving messages from the
list?  Nobody  at  all  seems  to  care  about how they approach other
members  of  the  group.  Feet first I say! ;-) Seriously, You've said
nothing  at  all  that 'I' would consider a breach. Then again I don't
have an Anal Retentive personality.

Use the source Adam. Forget the nightmare that is VMS.

      @sys$system:shutdown

Hallelujah!

Yours, continually cursing the RDL's.

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Ian
mailto:ian@darksideofthemoon.org.uk

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