Re: OOO FLAME

[ray.hawkins () comcast net]

Um - who cares?  If I go on vacation, come back and forget to turn OOO 'off" then I am really in or am I really out?  
Or am I just daring someone to hack me?  Is no different than the carefully timed light controls people use to make it 
appear they are at home while on vacation - if your house is being cased by anyone with half a brain they'll figure out 
you really aren't home.  If the actual pesky messages bug you then create a rule to filter them from your inbox.

Cookies and milk for all.

~Cheers


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From: Jon Kibler <Jon.Kibler () aset com>
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> Hey y'all,
>
> This is supposed to be a group for pen testers. Isn't it kinda lame for
> pen testers to be broadcasting OOO messages to the world? Especially to
> other pen testers? Especially from your work email address?
>
> Can you say, "Hack me please! I am not in the office to see what you are
> doing to my (choose one or more of the following) network / servers /
> web site / database / users."
>
> Come on now, let's get with it! If you have to send OOO messages, PLEASE
> at least filter them so that they do not get outside of your
> organization -- or, especially to mailing lists!
>
> Ever time I post to this group (and other SF groups), I seem to get
> about a dozen bounces from either OOO messages or 'you do not have
> permission to post to Google groups.'
>
> Which brings up another point: What is with all the Google groups
> bounces? If this is a SF auto-post thing, could someone in SF *PLEASE*
> obfuscate the sender's email address so s/he does not get all those
> (expletive deleted) bounces? If it is the result of some lamer in this
> group, will you *PLEASE* find some other way to do the posting without
> the author getting flamed for trying to post when they do not have
> permission?
>
> </RANT>
>
> Thank you for your indulgence.
>
> Jon K.
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