EXACTLY why we have the city attorney and another legal specialist
helping to formulate our own new policy. Best to invest some real $$$
now, before we get sued for our ignorance ( and )
later.
Karl Drugge
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Karl,
We were specifically talking about SOX (Sarbanes-Oxley) compliance,
which have no legal applicability to your own needs. Your needs are
governed by Florida's Government-in-the-Sunshine laws which allow for
public inspection of most records.
Matt
IS - Systems Eng. (Karl Drugge)
Ordb.org is shutting down today. Time to review/edit config files.
http://ordb.org/news/?id=38
Mike
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True, I'm covered by different laws..
But in regards to keeping 'legal', in all senses of the word, especially
when you are discussing 'home grown' versus 'off the shelf' solutions,
it would be best to consult legal advisors before implementing anything.
If you aren't sure, get advice. If you are
Thanks, Michael.
That was a good tip.
Andrew.
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FYI: ORDB is shutting down.
http://www.ordb.org/news/?id=38
Stu
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MessageI hate to see it, but it doesn't seem a major loss. ORDB hits on
between 0.003% and 0.02% of incoming email for us.
Darin.
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Karl,
The problem is assuming that keeping it 'legal' involves lawyers for
instance. The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 was enacted by Congress and
the responsibility for clarifying the law into workable practices was
assigned to PCAOB (The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board,
created by
MessageThanks for the tips
below are the remote tests i'm curently using
can someone brows thru and let me know if other should be removed (Dead,
redundant, or useless)
we tag at 10 and delete at 30
also have a bunch of filters, + sniffer (W=15) and invurl
Thanks in advance
AHBLRELAYS ip4r
Need to pick the brain's of the experts out there.
We are changing from a cable internet connection to a fiber one. The cable
connection is staying in place, so we will actually have 2 internet
connections at my main site. The cable one is going to serve as sort of a
guest/public internet
I say they were very comparable. Both are slim on the CPU.
Now if ClamAV isn't runing as a service (no clamd), the you'll see clamscan
eating up the CPU.
Matt did a survey a couple of years ago on the topic.
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OT: Changing the IP address of the mail server and the primary DNS serveri had
to do this a couple of times, here's what i did in summary:
put a second nic in the server
have one nic connected to the old network with the old ips and the other nic to
the new network with new ips
add the new ns to
Gotta love that picture Keeping it for my personal laptop back
ground.
I'll agree with you 99%.. I hate lawyers with a passion, and excepting
the miniature French poodle and HR personnel, they are loathed beyond
all else.
But, in doing a risk assessment, factors like the possible cost
Karl,
If you want to buy the poster, you might try this link:
http://www.thinkgeek.com/homeoffice/posters/58fc/
BTW, I wasn't suggesting that you hijacked the thread, rather I and
others did from William Stillwell when he asked about E-mail archiving
that doesn't cost an arm and a leg.
Hi,
noticed today that
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
no longer opens (while logged on as the workstation's admin). I can export
the parent key - which will contain everything EXCEPT the run key. But,
then I can neither delete or rename the run key.
Andy, five will get you ten that it is the permissions that are mangled,
not the key itself.
Run RegEdit.exe and right-click on the Run key, then choose
Permissions.
Go into the Advanced button and choose to Inherit from parent... and
the permissions should get fixed up.
You should see:
Did you try right clicking on it and going into permissions?
How about restarting in Safe Mode and then accessing it?
John T
eServices For You
Life is a succession of lessons which must be lived to be understood.
Ralph Waldo Emerson (1802-1882)
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Yes, if it was that easy. Initially I had also figured it was just a
permission problem.
Eventually, I looked closer and realized that I never do get any message that
seems to imply permission problems - the message is always that the key cannot
be opened.
Even trying to acess the
yep, that was the first thing.
The permission dialog will not open. I will NOT tell me that permission is
denied - but open a window that there is an error opening the key.
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