All I can go by is what was said in the post.
What was said is that your company contacted the owner of the site, rather
then the developer, and that a member of the hosting staff modified the code
and the database in order to avoid conflict.
If the reality is that you contacted the first person on the contact list,
and they gave you permission to modify the code and the database, then thats
a compleatly different circumstance then what was stated.
Marcus
> Ok Ok!! I need to defend my Company...Mr.Houser is correct, if
> your name is
> not on our contact list we need to contact the owner or the technical
> contact. We do this for security reasons. We take care of our
> customers,
> sometimes because we care we have to take some action. Customers have to
> understand that hundreds of sites are also hosted on that same server. I
> work with cfapostle and trust me I never have a System Admin like him, he
> knows his stuff. He will never touch a code until he talks to
> the owner of
> that site :)
>
> We are not perfect but we try our best.
>
> Cf girl
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