I agree wholeheartedly - As it is late yesterday afternoon, as all of this was unfolding, the managing director of the company gave me the okay to organise the purchase and installation of an updated copy of the MTA and anti-virus plug-in for the mail server. This decisive move, although welcomed, was certainly unforeseen from this company prior to this event.

(I still haven't gotten them to move these servers across to a *NIX platform - but one step at a time ...)

;-)

 

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In reply to Re: Re: Using Perl to help remove Nimda by rob_au
in thread Using Perl to help remove Nimda by rob_au

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