>
> > Given the recent spate of e-mail viruses involving
> > attachments, could everyone =please= not send any
> > of them?
>
> Attachments are often a sound, simple way of adding information.
>
> Configure yourself safely.
>
Attachments are right. Now the problem is that some readers interp
> Any one know of a good way to foster a local user group?
Ins't there a HOWTO on the topic?
> <
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> Given the recent spate of e-mail viruses involving
> attachments, could everyone =please= not send any
> of them?
Attachments are often a sound, simple way of adding information.
Configure yourself safely.
testemailvulnerability.sh
Cheers
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>"Julie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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>> Given the recent spate of e-mail viruses involving attachments,
>> could everyone =please= not send any of them?
>
Just do not use MS products... Eudora? or something else. The problem is
that the MS products are done s badly. That is why we have so
Not using MS LookOut stops the vast majority of headline viruses in their
tracks. html format is a pain anyhow. I can not believe someone who has
the good sense to be using linux is also using LookOut!!
Brian
> "Julie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Given the recent spate of e-mail viruses
"Julie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Given the recent spate of e-mail viruses involving attachments,
> could everyone =please= not send any of them?
If you turn off automatic execution of things in Outlook and don't
click on attachments, you are safe. (Well, maybe not from javascript
in HTML p
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>of them?
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>-- Julie.
It makes no difference really, just do not execute any attachments,
attachments in the form
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On Fri May 19 2000 at 09:27, Scott Mewett wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to install rawhide and having problems when it tries to
> start installing the RPMS.
>
> Where does the official list of RPMS for the installer come from.
>
> I know there is the file base/comps but where does the installer
Scott Mewett wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to install rawhide and having problems when it tries to
> start installing the RPMS.
>
> Where does the official list of RPMS for the installer come from.
/RedHat/base/hdlist
which is generated by running
/misc/src/anaconda/utils/genhdlist
genhdlist
On Friday, May 19 2000, Scott Mewett may have said:
> I am trying to install rawhide and having problems when it tries to
> start installing the RPMS.
>
> Where does the official list of RPMS for the installer come from.
>
> I know there is the file base/comps but where does the installer get
>
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