>
> >>> "mouss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 03/15/00 07:01PM >>>
> Mark,
>
> If one has valid reasons (such as the investigations you cited) to search
> for
> sex-criminals or so, then software may help. but te software is used to
> search not to block.
> you need to have an eye until you find what you're looking for.
>
> yes, you may be concerned by the "image" of the company if things get known.
> there may be other reasons.
> however, I still believe that the problem is too hard to solve without
> introducing other problems.
> That's certainly my opinion, but I prefer to work in a company where
> employees are tusted and hold responsible,
> assume that they are good at the (minimal?) risk of being deceived, than
> working in a "heavy atmosphere".
>
Aren't those 'good trustable' employees, the ones with clues, and the ones
doing all them thar 'good-deeds' the ones that having a clue, know better
then to expose the company and doing their 'investigations' via some
non-local server??
Ahh, one learns to love what an ssh outside the office servers can keep
from the nosey eh?
Thanks,
Ron DuFresne
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