I am thankful I can't imagine why this idiot is on such a paranoid
clueless power trip.
When I was (and I really was - for 8 years) a sysadmin, we educated
our users, and if necessary, ourselves. In retrospect, I was a most
excellent (assistant)sysadmin. I wish there were more like me. Ask
any of my users.
There was at least one quite knowledgible post to the sysadmin's
alleged boss. I found out when I happened to mention the incident to
a sympathetic worker at TWC (who wasn't there when the incident
happened) whose response was, "So *you're the one!". Seems the reason
the sysop wanted to remain anonymous was because I intimidated him by
being intelligent and asking questions (the friendly TWC worker's
opinion). I now know the sysop's name AND the real network
administrator to talk to. The man whose card I was given is only the
overall office manager - not a system manager.
Absolute power corrupts absolutely. I refuse to give the sysop
absolute power by cowering before his ignorant demands. Some of us
still have backbones! I am proud of mine.
>if you were in fact a sysadmin, you would understand why this idiot is *on*
>such a paranoid clueless power trip.
.Tami
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