At 22:19 4/30/2001 +0100, you wrote:
>At 3:49 pm -0600 (GMT) 27/4/01, kreme wrote:
>> At 15:34 4/25/2001 -0500, you wrote:
>>> > I, for one, do NOT want any sort of virus scanning in SIMS. I don't
>>> even
>>> > want the OPTION of virus scanning. If some future version of SIMS
>>> > incorporates it I will simply have to stop upgrading.
>>>
>>>???
>>>
>>>Options are always a good thing. Why would you stop upgrading SIMS because
>>>it has more features?
>>
>> Because I don't want to be in the position of "Your server software had
>> support for virus scanning but you chose not to use it, therefore you are
>> liable for the damage I inflicted on myself."
>
>You're already in that position, you can run applescripts on the incoming
>mail folder to weed out virii now. Tricky to set up, yes, but workable.
#1) Not the same thing. My ability or inability to write a program to scan
for viruses doesn't place any sort of legal burden on me to do so. Having
something builtin to the software is a completely different story.
2) I can't even think of a way for an Applescript to scan attachments for a
windows virus anyway. (and no, I don't care to know)
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