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From: dennis.l.erlich@support.com
Subject: THOUGHS ON FISHMAN AT THE
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>I am wondering about something.. when I first saw the message about
>the fishman documents being available on theta.com (the Co$'s OWN ftp
>site for heaven's sake!)  I instinctively ran over there to take a look,
>thinking they must have left their permissions wrong on that directory
>and someone just uploaded fishman as a joke.
>
>Well, I have given it some thought, and while I think we all agree that
>the cult is crazy, is it possible they are crazy like a fox?  Let's say
>that the CULT put that document there and announced it just like it was
>announced on ARS.  Then all they need to do is sit back and watch the
>logs of who downloaded it.  If you are on a single-user workstation,
>they've got you.  If you are on a multi-user box that runs identd,
>they've got you as well.

    When you log onto a web site and download material, they 
    capture your internet address??
    
    Is this true?

>food for thought?  I'm probably being way over paranoid here, but with
>the cult's history of this sort of nonsense, who can blame me?
                 
    Rod Keller?  <sorry, just joking>

>Remember folks: ftp servers and web servers keep track of who uses them!
>If you connect to a cult-operated server, you are leaving a trail which
>leads right to you!

    Is this really true?  If so, it sucks.

            +--------------------------------------+
           Rev. Dennis L Erlich  * * the inFormer * *
      dennis.l.erlich@support.com  +  inForm@primenet.com
                           "tar baby"